Houston's National Weather Service office is going without permanent leadership weeks before hurricane season. How could it ...

Texas scientists working on the sixth National Climate Assessment were released from their roles this week by the Trump ...

A south breeze remains in place with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain is not expected, but it's possible that a light ...

Beginning Thursday and continuing Friday and Saturday, conditions will be favorable for a daily wave of storms. There could ...

Severe thunderstorms packing damaging winds and large hail are expected to hit the Houston area late tonight into early ...

HOUSTON, Texas ( KIAH ) – There’s another chance of storms, some possibly severe, later today and tonight, across our northern counties first, and then diminishing chances south into Harris County.

Models are mixed on the intensity of storms, but there is potential for storms to move in from the north overnight tonight ...

The utility company did not provide details regarding the projected cost of installing and maintaining the weather station ...

In addition to the Tornado Watch for our northernmost counties, there's the potential that a line of storms could move in our direction by tonight ...

No staff members from the Houston/Galveston office of the National Weather Service (NWS) were affected by the layoffs.

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

Expect early Thursday morning rain north of Houston, then warm and humid with isolated late-day storms. Temperature highs ...