A viewer wrote in asking KPRC 2 Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez if “feels like” temperatures are climate agenda-driven. Here's what he told them.

A late June heatwave takes aim at the East Coast. How will this affect Houston?

Storms will back off the remainder of Wednesday, however, the last round will again fire up on Thursday

Hail, flooding and damaging winds possible Tuesday

More storms are likely through mid-week with some times of heavy rain leading to a chance for street flooding

More storms possible Tuesday

Severe storms possible through Friday as the cold front finally moves into Houston.

Severe storms possible through Friday as the cold front finally moves into Houston.

Severe storms possible through Thursday

Temperatures reach the upper 80s, which we should be seeing at the end of May compared to the end of April

Temperatures reach the upper 80s, which we should be seeing at the end of May compared to the end of April

Temperatures reach the upper 80s, which we should be seeing at the end of May compared to the end of April

The timing will be a lot different

The timing will be a lot different

The timing will be a lot different

A rainy week is in store for Houston

A rainy week is in store for Houston

A rainy week is in store for Houston

A severe weather threat for Easter Sunday, too

A severe weather threat too

Stay updated with KPRC 2's latest weather forecast for the upcoming weekend and Easter Sunday, including storm risks and temperature changes.

Stay updated with KPRC 2's latest weather forecast for the upcoming weekend and Easter Sunday, including storm risks and temperature changes.

Not only is Houston above average we come close to record highs Wednesday

Temperatures are average for the start of BBQ Cook-Off but mother nature flips to switch to above average for the end of the week.

We'll have a slight warm up before temperatures drop dramatically next week.

Houston's notorious "Armpit Weather" is making a temporary exit as a significant cold front sweeps in this Wednesday!

Cooler air will continue filtering into the Houston area and our temperatures will drop into the low to mid-40s by Thursday morning.

Creepy Chilly or Spooky Summer, Houston’s Halloween Climatology🧛

The next week looks pretty quiet in the weather department for Houston although it will be warm.

Temperatures are heating up across the region this week.

Memphis’ water company has lifted a boil-water advisory for more than 600,000 people that was in place for five days due to freezing temperatures that caused pipes to break throughout the southern city.

The Houston Marathon is the city of Houston’s largest single day sporting event with over 250,000 volunteers, spectators, and runners. All those people are impacted by the weather because the races go on rain or shine.

With Sunday’s strong cold front blowing through southeast Texas, Houston and the surrounding areas are seeing the temperatures begin to fall.

Can you imagine trying to take a cold shower on a 100-degree day in Houston and all you get is a sprinkle of water from a shower head that just spits at you?

Make sure you are well-hydrated and know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat strokes.

ERCOT is once again asking Texans to conserve electricity this week as hot weather continues driving record power demands across the state.

Ed Newby has been very busy all June.

With temperatures rising and the summer holiday around the corner, now is the time to discuss swimming safety.

HOUSTON – A Wind Advisory that has been expanded for all of Southeast Texas starts at 9 a.m. and will last through 6 p.m.Wind AdvisoryWith gusty northwest winds and temperatures close to 60 degrees it will fee cool Friday. Expect winds to relax Friday night but cooler temperatures will be sticking around. Seasonably cool weather will continue through the week. 10 day forecastPast the holiday weekend weather becomes unsettled. Enjoy our quiet weather before the rain arrives next week!

Winds are turning back onshore and with a southeast breeze moisture is slowly and surely returning to Southeast Texas. Expect a warm and slightly more humid Thursday afternoon. Thursday AfternoonWith more moisture in place patchy fog could be an issue for the Friday morning commute as well as our weekend mornings. Fog Friday MorningThis surge of moisture and unseasonably warm weather is ahead of a couple cold fronts on the way. The second front next Tuesday will cut temperatures slightly returning seasonable weather, afternoon temperatures in the low 70s, back to Houston for Thanksgiving.

Houston – After a record-breaking Thursday, temperatures hit 85 degrees at Bush Airport, unseasonably warm weather continues. FridayOur cool mornings and warmer than average afternoons will continue through the weekend. Missing Fall weather? Not to worry it is on the way for next week! A cold front on Sunday will usher in chilly mornings and mild afternoons.

The weekend is expected to bring dangerous temperatures to our area. The heat index is hovering over heat advisory territory. Temperatures in the afternoon will be the most dangerous and families need to be prepared. Temperatures on Thursday hit 98 degrees, the highest temperature this year. Next week, temperatures will be in the mid-90s with chances of afternoon showers.

HOUSTON – Southeast Texas residents woke up Wednesday to freezing temperatures, and it will be even colder Thursday morning. Temperatures dipped to 29 degrees in Houston on Wednesday morning, but they're expected to dip even lower on Thursday. Several Southeast Texas counties were under a hard freeze warning. "There's also a small chance of rain on Sunday if those lows hit us in the right spot," Yanez said. Texas Department of Transportation officials are also getting ready for another night of freezing temperatures.