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In brief: Houston will see a warm, mostly sunny pattern for the next couple of days before rain chances tick up a bit toward the end of the week. These will mostly be seabreeze type showers, so nothing too crazy. They should help to keep highs generally in the low …
Read MoreIn brief: This post will provide some forecast information about Beryl and what to expect in the days ahead, but its main purpose is to try and answer a lot of the questions we’ve been receiving since the landfall of Beryl. Bye, Bye Beryl Beryl is whizzing away from Houston. …
Read MoreIn brief: Everyone in Houston, whether you want to be or not, is a storm chaser this morning. The worst of Beryl should unfold over the next three to six hours, after which we will see improving conditions from south to north. This post describes what to expect during this …
Read MoreIn brief: Beryl’s approach to Texas will lead to a messy Sunday night and Monday morning across the Houston region. The storm’s core of strongest winds will pass directly through the city, but we’ve been fortunate to not see rapid intensification (so far) today. This post highlights the latest forecast …
Read MoreIn brief: So far Beryl hasn’t strengthened much today, but there is yet time for intensification before a final landfall tonight. This post goes into the likelihood of such intensification and what it would mean for Houston in terms of winds and the potential for power outages. We also look …
Read MoreIn brief: We’re less than two days before the landfall of Beryl and there are still plenty of questions about the severity of impacts in Houston. This post will attempt to answer those that we can. In terms of planning, it is becoming increasingly clear that Monday, perhaps from the …
Read MoreIn brief: Although we cannot be certain at this time, it increasingly looks as though Tropical Storm Beryl is on track to make landfall somewhere between Corpus Christi and Matagorda Bay on Monday. For the greater Houston area this will result in higher winds, some storm surge, and heavy rainfall, …
Read MoreIn brief: There have been unexpected, and significant changes in the forecast for Tropical Storm Beryl over the last 24 hours. The implications for Houston early next week range from relatively mild to fairly impactful, and we’ve tried to set some expectations in this update. Expect much more from us …
Read MoreIn brief: We are sharing this post from our companion site, The Eyewall, on the effects from Beryl across the state of Texas. If you’re looking for a TL;DR for Houston, it is this: Continue to monitor trends today and tomorrow. Make whatever preps you feel comfortable making or you …
Read MoreIn brief: The track for Hurricane Beryl has shifted northward during the last 24 hours, and a landfall is now expected near or south of Corpus Christi. This does increase the threat of significant impacts to the Greater Houston area, but we continue to think the system will be mostly …
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