Texas is one of four states at an increased risk of seeing a direct hit from a hurricane or tropical storm with the coming ...

The Greater Houston area expects to see a heavy rainfall threat Friday. Latest computer modeling has the heaviest rain ...

Beryl has remained a hurricane over Southeast Texas, at least four hours ... Beryl landfall near Matagorda Bay means for Houston A tropical storm warning, which means tropical storm conditions ...

According to the National Weather Service, Beryl made landfall in Texas as a Category 1 storm. A hurricane warning is currently ... forecasted to weaken into a tropical storm as it moves north ...

With the 2,000-acre Pauline Road wildfire north of Houston only partially contained Thursday morning, the National Weather Service has placed much of Southeast Texas under a red flag warning ...

HOUSTON, Texas ... storm is possible from Brenham to College Station, Conroe and near Lake Livingston. A few counties north of Houston are included in a marginal risk for severe weather Sunday ...

Many statewide agencies are standing by, waiting to help Texans who may be impacted by Tropical Storm Beryl ... regarding preparations for Beryl’s landfall in Texas. Many statewide agencies ...

In a new weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that the Tropical Storm Beryl caused a large but temporary dip in solar generation potential across Texas on July 8.

The return of soaring heat in Houston on Tuesday deepened the misery for millions of people still without power after Hurricane Beryl crashed into Texas and left residents in search of places to ...

Longtime Houston ... warnings, an NWS employee does,” Lanza wrote. How these job cuts will affect the weather service’s role in providing daily forecasts and timely warnings in Southeast Texas ...

Governor Dan Patrick is expected to be acting governor when Hurricane Beryl is predicted to make its final landfall in the northern Mexico and South Texas area late Sunday night to early Monday ...

Weather forecasters ... record was 48 inches, set in Tropical Storm Amelia in 1978, which also struck Texas. The deluge has already been enough to push Houston over the top to set a record ...