Houston is hammered with rare snow and now the city braces for bitter cold temperaturesHouston had its second-most snowfall for a single day on record. Bitter cold follows the snow with an extreme cold watch through Tuesday night. Jan 21 25January 21, 2025Article at theweather.com
Historic Houston snow is on the way, with up to half a foot possible, followed by bitter-cold temperaturesA major winter storm is forecast to bring historic snowfall to Houston Monday night into Tuesday. Some spots could see more than six inches of snow. Jan 20 25January 20, 2025Article at theweather.com
Fall is finally arriving in Texas with some much-needed rain to help quench the state's droughtTexas started off 2024 wet but turned dry during August. The state's drought has expanded and intensified. Rain finally arrived this week. Nov 01 24November 01, 2024Article at theweather.com
Texas finally gets some relief from the heat but now needs some rain as the Lone Star State's drought deepensTexas is enduring one of its top ten warmest years on record. Relief from the heat arrived this week, but now the state's drought has deepened. Oct 17 24October 17, 2024Article at theweather.com
Near miss this time from Francine for Houston, but the risk could be rising for future hurricanesHouston needs to brace for more frequent major hurricanes according to recent research. Climate change is also raising the risk of stronger winds. Sep 12 24September 12, 2024Article at theweather.com
Hurricane Beryl's death toll climbs as more heat-related deaths reported in the Houston areaThe death toll from Hurricane Beryl has climbed to 36 with about half of the fatalities thought to be heat-related. Power outages were a big problem. Jul 26 24July 26, 2024Article at theweather.com
Texas Under Siege as Heat Dome Drifts North, Raising Mercury Levels to Dangerous HeightsTexas is one of six states now feeling the impacts of a large heat dome that has expanded into the southern and southwestern United States. Jun 06 24June 06, 2024Article at theweather.com
Houston Hit by Hurricane Force Winds from Strong Storms Killing Four and Leaving Nearly a Million Without PowerThe Houston area saw winds in excess of 70 mph, equivalent to a Category 1 hurricane on Thursday night. Nearly a million were left without power. May 17 24May 17, 2024Article at theweather.com