The weekend has started off calmly, in terms of rainfall. Most likely we will see that start to change later this afternoon ...

Storms have moved further east than anticipated this evening, and we are instituting a Stage 1 flood alert for locations ...

Houston’s radar has quieted down after Thursday night’s widespread showers west and north of Houston, but our rain chances will continue through the weekend. Also, next week ...

A humidity front pushed through overnight, which will allow today to be significantly less humid and a couple degrees cooler.

In today’s post we take a broader look at rains expected to move into Texas from the remains of a Pacific hurricane, and look ...

In today’s post we check in in drought status in the Houston region (it’s baaack) and look ahead to next week when the region ...

This week will bring more late-September heat into the region, with plenty of days in the mid- to upper-70s. But there does, finally, appear to be some meaningful change on the horizon ...

In today’s post we discuss the end of the Texas hurricane season, which is at hand. Fall now appears to be firmly on horizon, with a weak front today and then chances for more ...

We recap Tuesday’s torrid temperatures, where parts of Houston hit the century mark and talk about how this late September ...

In brief: A surge of tropical moisture is headed toward the upper Texas coast today, and we explain what that really means. After shower chances today we will have a hot and sunny weekend, with zero ...

In brief: After some locally heavy rain south of Houston on Thursday, we begin to revert back to strong late summer heat with mid to upper 90s back in action this weekend through early next week.

In brief: In this post we go deep on what’s happening with El Niño, and what it means for Houston and Texas, and globally as well. Basically, we are in uncharted territory here. What is El Niño and ...