This storm is expected to be very short-lived. It is currently moving to the northeast at around 10-20 mph into much cooler waters.

In the proposed Action Plan for Disaster Recovery, the City of Houston plans to use half of the $314.6M provided by the Department of Housing and Urban Development on addressing infrastructure needs.

Commissioner Lesley Briones is holding a FREE disaster preparedness workshop on Tuesday from 4 - 6 p.m. at the Tracy Gee Community Center on Westcenter Drive in Westchase. Here's how you can sign up.

One of the most common questions our Chief Meteorologist gets when visiting schools is: “How do hurricanes get their names?” Take a deep dive into the nomenclature history and discover if we could get our first named storm in two weeks.

Or what would you tell someone who just moved to Houston?

A new study shows only 8% of Houstonians are adequately prepared for weather disasters

Preparing now for potential power outages ahead of the next storm can reduce the risk of being stranded without food, water, or power for days.

It’s never too early to start thinking about hurricane season, at least that’s how KPRC 2's Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez sees it.