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Tracking winds, the chance for record-breaking heat in Houston
Read full article: Tracking winds, the chance for record-breaking heat in HoustonWe actually have a chance to break record mid-week. As you get the kids ready for school, you might want to dress them in layers, by 7 a.m., we will be in the 60s and hit our high in the 80s by afternoon. Plus, the humidity will make it feel a little warmer too!
Starting first week of April in Houston with near record heat and a stormy weekend
Read full article: Starting first week of April in Houston with near record heat and a stormy weekendWe actually have a chance to break record mid-week. As you get the kids ready for school, you might want to dress them in layers, by 7 a.m., we will be in the 60s and hit our high in the 80s by afternoon. Plus, the humidity will make it feel a little warmer too!
Expect a muggy Monday: your week's weather with Justin Stapleton
Read full article: Expect a muggy Monday: your week's weather with Justin StapletonStay updated with the latest weather forecast from KPRC 2 as meteorologist Justin Stapleton provides insights on upcoming weather patterns, potential thunderstorms, and temperature trends for the week.
New children’s book ‘Baby Loves Meteorology’ introduces kids to weather wonders in fun, engaging way
Read full article: New children’s book ‘Baby Loves Meteorology’ introduces kids to weather wonders in fun, engaging wayA delightful new children's book introduces young readers to the wonders of weather in a fun and engaging way
Did Houston get hit with a Megaflash Lightning Strike Monday morning? ⚡️
Read full article: Did Houston get hit with a Megaflash Lightning Strike Monday morning? ⚡️A megaflash lightning strike is an unusually long lightning bolt that stretches at least 62 miles. These aren’t your typical lightning strikes from an ordinary thunderstorm.
Ask Anthony: Why wasn’t a DC-10 firefighting plane used during the Pauline Road Fire?
Read full article: Ask Anthony: Why wasn’t a DC-10 firefighting plane used during the Pauline Road Fire?In the past, we’ve used the DC-10 air tanker to battle major fires, so one viewer asked KPRC 2 Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez why it wasn't used during the Pauline Road Fire. Here's what he had to say:
High wind and low humidity create more fire risk for areas around Pauline Road Fire complex
Read full article: High wind and low humidity create more fire risk for areas around Pauline Road Fire complexStay informed about today's red flag warnings, weather forecast, and potential smoke impact in the Houston area.
Fire danger alert: Strong winds and dry air heighten risk across Texas, including Houston
Read full article: Fire danger alert: Strong winds and dry air heighten risk across Texas, including HoustonStay updated with KPRC 2's forecast as fire danger warnings and shifting winds impact Texas. Get weather predictions and safety advice here.
Tracking strong wind gusts throughout Tuesday bringing high fire danger across SE Texas
Read full article: Tracking strong wind gusts throughout Tuesday bringing high fire danger across SE TexasKPRC 2's meteorologist Justin Stapleton reports on strong winds and fire risks in Texas, along with upcoming weather changes.
The breeze is back ahead of Houston’s next cold front
Read full article: The breeze is back ahead of Houston’s next cold frontAs you prepare the kids for school on Monday or spring outings, you’ll want to dress them in layers for St. Patrick’s Day. Our morning starts in the 50s and hits a high in the upper 70s.
Shamrocks and sunshine in Houston for St. Patrick’s Day, but here’s when a new cold front arrives
Read full article: Shamrocks and sunshine in Houston for St. Patrick’s Day, but here’s when a new cold front arrivesAs you prepare the kids for school on Monday or spring outings, you’ll want to dress them in layers for St. Patrick’s Day. Our morning starts in the 50s and hits a high in the upper 70s.
What do you call a rainbow with no color? One was spotted recently over Galveston
Read full article: What do you call a rainbow with no color? One was spotted recently over GalvestonA fogbow forms the same way a rainbow does, light bends, reflects, and scatters through water droplets, but there is a key difference. The droplets in fog are much smaller than raindrops, which changes how the light spreads out. Instead of the bright, well-defined colors of a rainbow, a fogbow looks pale or mostly white.
Why is there more rain in Houston compared to surrounding Texas cities?
Read full article: Why is there more rain in Houston compared to surrounding Texas cities?Yes, you read that right. UT researchers analyzed rainfall data from over 1,000 cities worldwide, and Houston stood out in a big way; on average, we get nearly 5 inches more rain per year than nearby cities.
Foggy driving conditions expected every morning this week along Texas coast
Read full article: Foggy driving conditions expected every morning this week along Texas coastDrivers are asked to plan for extra time in their morning commutes; slow it down, and use low beams. Serious accidents can happen on these foggy mornings and nights!
Ask Anthony: 80s already?
Read full article: Ask Anthony: 80s already?It might feel rare to hit the 80s in the middle of winter, especially since our average highs this time of year are between 65° and 71°. Believe it or not, it’s not all that unusual. In February 2024, we had four straight days of 80+ degrees on the 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th. Fun fact: every single day in February has a record high of at least 80°.