Pic by Melissa Reyes, sent using click2pins.comThe science of a perfect rainbow in Houston areaRead full article: The science of a perfect rainbow in Houston areaStunning photos and the science behind rainbows after Wednesday’s storms
It included three elements - hail, winds and tornadoesSevere weather vs. ‘just a storm’Read full article: Severe weather vs. ‘just a storm’So what turns a thunderstorm into severe weather?
Sliding through Earth's shadow, the Moon turned haunting shades of red and orange during October 27th's widely viewed total lunar eclipse. The reddish hues are caused by sunlight scattered and refracted by the atmosphere into the Earth's otherwise dark central shadow region. Astronomer Fred Espenak recorded the images used in this composite.Houston’s forecast for the total Lunar EclipseRead full article: Houston’s forecast for the total Lunar EclipseWill clouds prevent us from seeing the blood moon?
pic by: Steevie76 Sugar Land March 14, 2025 sent using click2pins.comWake up to a Total Lunar EclipseRead full article: Wake up to a Total Lunar EclipseA total lunar eclipse paints the Moon red early Tuesday morning, March 3
Let's look at history and the numbersAre freezes finished in Houston?Read full article: Are freezes finished in Houston?The planting question every gardener is asking right now
Blue dots are hail reports, the white circles are straight line wind reports. The red circles in Louisiana are tornado reports. Houston storm damage reported after Saturday’s severe weather, damaging windsRead full article: Houston storm damage reported after Saturday’s severe weather, damaging windsRecorded wind gusts were 59 to 69 mph
No description availableAnthony's Weather Lab: A. Robison Wood ElementaryRead full article: Anthony's Weather Lab: A. Robison Wood ElementaryAnthony talks with students at Cy-Fair ISD about flood threats and thunderstorms.
No description availableAnthony's Weather Lab: Second Baptist SchoolRead full article: Anthony's Weather Lab: Second Baptist SchoolAnthony talks to students about the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8.
No description availableAnthony's Weather Lab: McMullan ElementaryRead full article: Anthony's Weather Lab: McMullan ElementaryAnthony talks to Channelview ISD students about the upcoming solar eclipse in April.
No description availableAnthony's Weather Lab: Canyon Pointe ElementaryRead full article: Anthony's Weather Lab: Canyon Pointe ElementaryAnthony talks with the 2nd graders about the water cycle at Tomball ISD.
No description availableAnthony's Weather Lab: Quail Valley ElementaryRead full article: Anthony's Weather Lab: Quail Valley ElementaryAnthony talks about the arctic outbreak and why we had freezing rain at Fort Bend ISD.
No description availableAnthony's Weather Lab: Keith Elementary School Read full article: Anthony's Weather Lab: Keith Elementary School Anthony talks about the difference between climate and weather and what meteors looks like with the students in Cy-Fair ISD
Here is how to make a pin hole projector if you don’t have eclipse glassesHow to safely view the eclipse April 8th Read full article: How to safely view the eclipse April 8th Here is how to make a pin hole projector
Meteorologist Anthony Yanez shows Owen Conflenti how to make a cloudMeteorologist Anthony Yanez shows Owen Conflenti how to make a cloudRead full article: Meteorologist Anthony Yanez shows Owen Conflenti how to make a cloud