A cold front is moving through Houston, bringing showers and storms, especially between 12 and 4 p.m., with the most significant rain predicted until 6 p.m.

Check out the rainfall from across our area

What this means for temperatures and precipitation in Houston

Houston experiences hot and humid conditions with coastal showers this weekend, followed by cooler temperatures starting next week.

Typically the month of October features our first big cool down

Next week will be hotter and drier

Next week will be hotter and drier

Our weather pattern starts to change this weekend

Flood threat in effect until 4pm Thursday

Flood threat in effect until 9pm Wednesday

Street flood threat this week

Street flood threat this week

Street flood threat Friday and Monday

Street flood threat Friday and Monday

Street flood threat Friday and Monday

For a lot of us, another round of storms and heavy downpours stirs familiar and uncomfortable feelings after all the recent flooding we’ve had.

Those were the words one concerned daughter shared with KPRC 2′s Deven Clarke after her 86-year-old father had to endure at least a week without power following Hurricane Beryl.

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

Ever wonder how keepers down at the Houston Zoo keep animals safe during major weather events? #HoustonZoo #HurricaneBeryl

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

Hurricane Beryl's devastation in southeast Texas and Greater Houston has left communities in shock. The impact is severe, with widespread damage. Stay informed and support relief efforts. #HurricaneBeryl #HoustonStrong #TexasRecovery

Residents across southeast Texas are looking to stay connected after Hurricane Beryl, and AT&T says they’re here to help.

As the storm clouds clear, Tuesday marks the beginning of a challenging journey for many Houston families affected by Hurricane Beryl. With power outages widespread, residents are grappling with stifling heat and the loss of essential services.

Many neighborhoods across the Houston area have downed trees and powerlines. From Lake Jackson to Kingwood, KPRC 2 viewers are reporting damage from large limbs and trees caused by Hurricane Beryl. It is important to know what to do in the minutes and hours after a storm moves through. We are answering some of your storm damage related questions.

The National Weather Service issued a life-threatening flash flood warning, urging residents to stay indoors.

Stay informed with the latest updates on Hurricane Beryl from KPRC 2 Meteorologists Justin Stapleton and Caroline Brown.

KPRC 2′s beloved Chief Meteorologist, Frank Billingsley, is retiring after a distinguished career spanning more than four decades. His last day on air will be June 28, 2024.

🌩️ Severe Weather Alert 🌩️ A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for several counties today. Expect scattered rain throughout the morning, with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and even a tornado or two. Don't forget to share this important update with your friends and family! #SevereWeatherAlert #StaySafe #HoustonWeather #TexasWeather

'Do I have to pay for things upfront? How long will a reimbursement take?' 'Why did I get denied for FEMA benefits?' 'Does FEMA check immigration status?' KPRC 2 asked FEMA all these questions and more to get the answers you need following the recent storms in our area.

🌩️ Severe Weather Alert 🌩️ A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for several counties today. Expect scattered rain throughout the morning, with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and even a tornado or two. Don't forget to share this important update with your friends and family! #SevereWeatherAlert #StaySafe #HoustonWeather #TexasWeather

With more severe storms headed towards the Greater Houston area this afternoon, this may spark some anxiety for those who are still picking up the pieces to their homes or dealing with outages.

From weather advisories and forecast models to road conditions and preparations you should make at your home or office, here’s how KPRC 2 can help.

Lt John "Jimmy" Waller was with Conroe's police force for 22 years.

Here’s your guide to determining which food items to keep or toss after you lose power:

If you have to get out of the house and onto the roadway, you’ll need to make sure you have a few items on hand in the event your car stalls out.

Lt John "Jimmy" Waller has been with Conroe's police force for 22 years. Friends are trying to help with his recovery.

Tornado shelters sales are on the rise

Lt John "Jimmy" Waller has been with Conroe's police force for 22 years. Friends are trying to help with his recovery.

Tanya Kirven says she and her mom took shelter in their hallway.

A cold front brings heavy rain and a threat for severe weather

Houston faces a threat of severe weather as a slow-moving cold front advances toward Southeast Texas. The front will bring storms as well as the risk of heavy rainfall, strong winds and tornadoes.

From weather advisories and forecast models to road conditions and preparations you should make at your home or office, here’s how KPRC 2 can help.

Thursday's upcoming drought monitor will show more improvement

After a storm, you can bet that quite a few homeowners across the Houston area will have to wake up the next day and be faced with untimely repairs.

If you have to get out of the house and onto the roadway, you’ll need to make sure you have a few items on hand in the event your car stalls out.

Houston faces a threat of severe weather as a slow-moving cold front advances toward Southeast Texas. The front will bring storms as well as the risk of heavy rainfall, strong winds and tornadoes.

Officials from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) have issued a Weather Watch for the next few days as hot weather is expected to continue impacting our area.

An Aldine family is having a hard time cooling down because their air conditioner hasn’t been working for the last two weeks.

Several businesses and activities normally happening around town have either adjusted schedules, or temporarily shut down due to Tuesday’s inclement weather. Here is a list of what we have found, including other helpful weather-related safety information.

PHOTOS: Storm rolls through the Houston area

If you live in southeast Texas, you’re all too familiar with the outrageous humidity residents experience on a day-to-day basis.

A homeowner in the Shepard Forest area is warning his neighbors to be on the lookout after his AC unit was stolen in the middle of the night.

Josue Viera says it’s a sight big enough to make anyone’s eyes sore; the ditches of East Aldine in Harris County.

A powerful storm can spark interest in having a generator for your home.

Houston faces a threat of severe weather as a slow-moving cold front advances toward Southeast Texas. The front will bring storms as well as the risk of heavy rainfall, strong winds and tornadoes.

There are several school districts and universities in southeast Texas that will be closed or under early dismissal ahead of winter weather expected to impact our area this week.

Winter weather is coming. Expect thunderstorms, cold, and perhaps, even freezing rain.

State and local leaders urge residents to stay weather-aware and prepare ahead of big weather changes.

The saying is supposed to be “April showers bring May flowers,” but in Houston, it’s May that’s been full of showers, which has brought far less enjoyable mold spores.