KPRC 2 Weather Team is closely tracking a new disturbance moving into the Gulf

Tropical Depression Two formed in the southern Gulf.

Watching a area of disturb weather as it approaches the Gulf.

The National Weather Service has put SE Texas under a heat advisory until 7 p.m. Stay hydrated!

Firecracker hot this 4th of July

Chris made landfall near Playa Navarro, in the Mexican state of Veracruz early Monday morning, bringing heavy rainfall and tropical storm-force winds to Eastern Mexico.

Our next chance of rain comes from the tropics

Weather forecast for Houston, Texas, live radar, satellite, severe weather alerts, hour by hour and 7 day forecast temperatures and Hurricane tracking from KPRC 2 and Click2Houston.com.

As an area of low pressure continues to develop and get its act together in the Bay of Campeche, conditions along Texas beaches will be hazardous.

As we head into mid-June, the Caribbean is waking up - which could mean tropical tropical for the Houston area this week.

We’re waking up to a cloudy, cool Friday but dry which comes to an end tomorrow. Showers in the Bay of Campeche right now are expected to move north into Southeast Texas tomorrow morning. Here’s the morning radar:

You’ve heard the chatter, an area of disturbed weather by next Wednesday or Thursday in the Bay of Campeche causing tropical trouble for “somewhere” in the Gulf of Mexico.

After Hurricane Delta made landfall Friday evening as a Category 2 storm with winds of 100 mph near Creole, Louisiana, it has continually weakened overnight and through this morning and as of 10am become a depression. Delta weakens to a depression (KPRC)The biggest threat is still rain with 2-4 inches likely along its path with some isolated amounts possible as much as 6-10 inches for the lower Mississippi and Tennessee Valleys. Delta picks up speed toward the northeast (KPRC)WindCameron and Lake Charles, Louisiana, which took a direct hit from Hurricane Laura, stayed on the “clean” side of Delta -- west of the eye. Compared to Laura, Delta is not as strong and not as well-organized. Delta made landfall near Creole Louisiana, only about 12 miles to the east of the track of Hurricane Laura six weeks earlier.

Houston, TX – Now that Hurricane Sally has made a landfall, eyes are turning to the Bay of Campeche. We have a meandering tropical disturbance which most intensity models eventually bring to a Tropical Storm. When those model lines in the below graph go into the light gray area that is tropical storm strength of 39mph to 73mph. The Light Gray shaded area is tropical storm strength courtesy University of MilwaukeeSO WHERE COULD 90L GO? That front is still on track:Cold Front from NOAA's Weather Prediction CenterPrayers to our friends in Florida, Alabama and Georgia as they weather Hurricane Sally.

Cristobal is the third named storm of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season. What we knowCristobal made landfall in southern Louisiana just west of Grand Isle Sunday afternoon. The storm continues to move inland producing heavy rain and increasing flooding concerns through the Midwest. Cristobal is moving north into the Midwest as a remnant low bringing heavy rain from Missouri into the Great Lakes. There is a tropical wave in the central Atlantic that has only a 10% chance of development over the next 5 days.

HOUSTON The 2020 Hurricane season has begun and it already promises to be a busy one by multiple forecasts. KPRC 2s Frank Billingsley and Eric Braate are discussing what to expect for this hurricane season and are answering questions for registered KPRC 2 users. RELATED: Here is KPRC2s 2020 Hurricane & Flood Survival GuideHow to participate:Create an account on click2.houston.com by clicking the button in the top right-corner of the screen. Once youre logged in, you can post your questions in the live chat below and Frank and Eric will try to answer them for you. App users click here to participate in the live chat.

Hurricane season began officially Monday and, right on cue, a possible storm is brewing to our south. Tropical Depression Three formed in the Bay of Campeche on Monday afternoon and the forecast calls for it to strengthen. The next name on the list is Cristobal and right now the storm looks to meander in the Bay of Campeche until the weekend and then move north. storm in the middle of the Gulf by Sunday:Hurricane in the Gulf?? :High Pressure blocks the storm and sends it our wayRegardless of wind, storms like this produce a lot of rain, especially blocked storms that move slowly.