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Harker Heights, TX · Weather
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Another crisp, cool morning with a warm afternoon
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Houston Area Swings From 100 Degree Heat Index to 45 Degree Wind Chills Saturday Morning as College Station and Bedias Feel Like 41
HOUSTON — Southeast Texas is about to go through a dramatic weather swing as a strong cold front arrives Friday, October 16. Heat index values near 100 degrees this week will give way to wind chills near 45 degrees in Houston by Saturday morning. Areas north and west of the city could feel even colder, with wind chills in the low 40s. The sudden change will bring the first real taste of fall to the region.
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Wind Advisory Brings 40 MPH Gusts to Houston, Sealy, Navasota, and Columbus as Coldest Air in Seven Months Drops Sunday Lows Into the 40s
HOUSTON — A strong cold front is bringing gusty north winds to southeast Texas, with a Wind Advisory in effect for most of the region from Friday morning to Saturday morning. Gale Warnings are also in place for local coastal waters. Behind the front, the coldest air since mid-March is expected to settle into southeast Texas this weekend. Morning lows could drop into the 40s for many areas by Sunday.
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One more hot day then big changes for a chilly weekend!
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Our approaching cold front will have breezy conditions leading us into the weekend - October 14
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Summer-like humidity plays a leading role in kicking up the heat index to 100°
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The Return of Heat and Humidity
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Monitoring the Gulf for our next tropical depression
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Hurricane season isn’t over yet, and the Gulf is here to remind us! A trough of low pressure in the southwestern Gulf is producing a large area of disorganized showers and storms. As of the 7 am update from the National Hurricane Center, this system...
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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.