Weather

Floodwaters are still standing in parts of southeastern Texas where flooding damaged homes in the greater Houston area. With more rain in the forecast, the Texas Gulf Coast American Red Cross encourages Texans to make sure they are staying weather aw

The National Weather Service has issued Tornado Watch 233 until 7 PM CDT this evening which replaces a portion of Severe Thunderstorm Watch 232.

At 1026 AM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm over Greater Inwood, or near Jersey Village, moving northeast at 25 mph. HAZARD...

Hotter and drier, but not out of the woods yet We’re still recovering from the savage storms that showed up last week and decided to hang around a lot longer than anticipated. Through the flooding and fallen trees, we’ve made it into a whole new week, one that looks mildly better, but by no means

Flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected. * WHERE...A portion of southeast Texas, including the following counties, Montgomery,

The Flood Warning continues for the following rivers in Texas... East Fork San Jacinto at Cleveland affecting Montgomery, San Jacinto, Liberty and Harris Counties.

Don’t break out the sunscreen just yet This week has been a wet one for sure. And while we might get a minor break from the storms for the first part of the weekend, it’s pretty much guaranteed that we won't start off Monday morning without some more precipitation and the grief that will

Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible. * WHERE...A portion of southeast Texas, including the following areas,

Conroe Independent School District has announced several updates to its schedule due to the storms that have come through the area causing significant issues inConroe Independent School District has announced several updates to its schedule due to th

The American Red Cross opened a shelter in Montgomery County in response to the recent flooding due to rain and the rising waters around the rivers.

Flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected. * WHERE...A portion of southeast Texas, including the following counties, Montgomery, Polk, San Jacinto and Walker. *

Many areas in Texas including The Woodlands area are under a threat for heavy rain and possible flash flooding. The American Red Cross is monitoring the situation and offers steps people should take to help stay safe.

Enjoy the sun while you can Storms have ripped through the area and the region to some extent or another, but fortunately The Woodlands escaped relatively unscathed. To help lull us into a false sense of security, the weather over the next couple of days will play nice, before

Weather can’t figure out what it wants to do this weekend Near-total cloud coverage and relentless humidity are going to give us a warm, damp one today, with a high of 83 but an additional heat index nudging it up to a ‘feels-like’ 87 degrees. Some lunchtime gusty winds will help a bit, but around mid-after

A cool start to the week will warm up Just in time for the fallen tree limbs to be picked up by crews and the streets to dry out from recent storms, we’ve got some smooth, seasonal weather on the horizon as we go into the final stretch of April.

A wet weekend awaits All Friday, the weather has been in a fugue state, trying to determine if it should be warm and dry or cool and wet. Well, looks like the coin has finally been tossed, and we have a decision. And your outdoor plans probably won’t like it.

Sadly, Tax Day Monday is the brightest day this week The weather is matching the mood for many, what with it being the deadline day to file taxes for many; grey and overcast. A high humidity factor and gusting winds will make things feel muggy as the thermostat crawls up to 82 (84 with the heat index w

Enjoy the weekend, indoors or out Though the week began under a dark cloud – actually, an entire sky filled with them – and we had to deal with downed trees and slick roads, things have brightened considerably for this weekend, just in time for some great events.

A stormy start to the post-eclipse week We’ve officially weathered the darkest part of the total solar eclipse and – barring any surprise alien visits or catastrophic solar flares – we have the rest of the week to look forward to. And we can assure you that the wet stuff isn’t going away f

We’ll start off dry enough, but that’ll change soon The warm, sunny weather of the past few days continues today, making for a Friday with a high in the mid 80s before the sun goes down. A low dew point and plummeting humidity will keep the additional heat index at zero. There’s no real wind to speak