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Hellooooo, Fall! Soak up this weekend Houston, you’ve earned it
In brief: Autumn arrives in the Houston area today, with plummeting humidity and comfortable, if not cool temperatures this weekend! While next week offers a warming trend, humidity levels and morning lows stay under control, allowing for continued mostly pleasant, warmer weather. Fall’s first real front. Welcome to autumn,...
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Heat and humidity are back for Wednesday and our fall front is still on track for this weekend!
Humidity and moisture continue to stream in. Less coverage and fewer chances of any rain or isolated thunderstorms on your Wednesday. We’ll still remain hot and humid. Tuesday evening’s heat indices reached into the upper 90’s still! Yikes. Late Week:. While this week will feel like summer,...
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Texans on Mission bringing much-needed help to Florida after deadly hurricane
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Scattered storms are back for Tuesday and our fall front still on track for this weekend!
Humidity and moisture continue to stream in. Isolated showers early could become isolated thunderstorms late. Brief heavy downpours and active lightning are all in play. Expect the humidity to peak around midday through evening. It will feel yucky, albeit the actual air temperatures might not look all that bad. Early...
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Tropical Depression Nine forms in the Bay of Campeche
A tropical system is getting better organized in the Gulf and has now organized enough to become Tropical Depression Nine. We expect Nine to continue to intensify into a tropical storm and even possibly a low end hurricane. If it does strengthen into a tropical storm, the next name on the list is Isaias (ees-ah-EE-ahs).
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Drier forecast for the Coastal Bend. Tropical Depression nine forms in Gulf
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Green up and crisp air with plenty of fall feels in the short term
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Flooding soaks North Texas as Abbott confirms death of first responder
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Flood Watch Extended for Houston, Katy, Cypress, and The Woodlands in Southeast Texas as Heavy Overnight Thunderstorms Raise Flash Flooding Risk Into Friday
HOUSTON — A Flood Watch has been extended through 7 p.m. Friday for most of the Houston metro and southeast Texas as heavy rain continues overnight. A slow-moving frontal boundary near the Gulf Coast is interacting with deeply saturated air fed by Pacific and Gulf moisture. On and off thunderstorms carrying heavy rain are expected to continue through tonight and possibly into early Friday morning. Localized flooding and flash flooding are possible across the region.