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09/08/2026

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09/02/2026

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In today’s post we discuss the very heavy rainfall from Edouard that occurred overnight over East Texas. We also look ahead to a warm, but not too warm period for the Houston metro area during which we will continue to see some decent daily rain chances. (Yes, really).

https://spacecityweather.com/major-flooding-occurring-over-east-texas-houston-region-to-see-decent-rain-chances-as-edouard-pulls-away/

09/01/2026

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Tropical Storm Edouard is nearing landfall today, and it will bring some sporty winds and heavy rainfall into the upper Texas coast. For the most part the worst of these impacts will be east and north of Houston, but we’re still eyeing the potential for heavy rainfall, especially east of Interstate 45.

https://spacecityweather.com/ts-edouard-to-make-landfall-near-texas-louisiana-border-bring-heavy-rains-east-and-north-of-houston/

08/31/2026

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In today’s post we provide the latest information on Invest 97L, which is meandering west toward Texas this morning. The primary threat is heavy rain and the potential for flash flooding, particularly east of Houston heading into midweek. We’ll be providing regular updates today and Tuesday.

https://spacecityweather.com/tropical-system-likely-to-bring-heavy-rainfall-to-upper-texas-coast/

08/30/2026

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A tropical low has developed in the northern Gulf, and it will move generally west toward Texas over the next couple of days. We assess what this means for the greater Houston region this week, which hopefully means some beneficial rains.

https://spacecityweather.com/what-does-the-tropical-blob-in-the-gulf-mean-for-texas/

07/23/2026

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As a very disorganized Bertha pushes through today, Houston will see a few gusty downpours, some very minor coastal flooding and...not much else. It will be cooler today thanks to the storm. But the heat is coming back later this weekend and next week. Matt's got details: https://spacecityweather.com/blobby-bertha-will-pass-through-houston-later-with-a-few-gusty-downpours/

07/22/2026

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Today will be Houston's hottest day of the year so far, with 100s likely. Matt says evening thunderstorms will follow. Bertha's beginning to slowly weaken, and its remnant rain is likely to hug the coast tomorrow and push inland well south of Houston. It will help temperatures ease back a bit however. More details: https://spacecityweather.com/hottest-day-of-2026-so-far-today-in-houston-followed-by-scattered-evening-thunderstorms/

07/21/2026

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Tropical Storm Bertha formed overnight, and as it gets whacked by wind shear, it seems likely to fall apart before reaching Texas. While this could mean a few showers or storms Friday, what we're watching more closely this week is the heat. 100 degrees is likely by tomorrow, with hot weather continuing into next week. Matt has details: https://spacecityweather.com/bertha-likely-to-fall-apart-before-reaching-texas-while-heat-cranks-in-houston-the-next-few-days/

07/20/2026

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We have a full update on Tropical Depression 2 in the Gulf this morning, which we currently expect minimal impacts from in Houston. Matt explains why that's the case. The bigger weather story for us locally will be heat, with this week likely being our hottest week of summer so far. All the details here: https://spacecityweather.com/while-tropical-depression-2-lurks-in-the-gulf-we-currently-expect-minimal-impacts-in-houston/

07/19/2026

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Interrupting your Sunday to just let you know that we're not ignoring the newly formed tropical depression in the Gulf. We have a post over at The Eyewall that goes into detail on some of the scenarios here. While the most likely one nudges it onshore in Louisiana and dissipates it before getting to Houston, there is a world where a farther south track can occur. We explain here and will have more in the morning on SCW. https://theeyewall.substack.com/p/invest-91l-likely-to-develop-into