A cold front will trigger showers and thunderstorms during Easter Weekend.

A chance for storms and severe weather are possible Easter weekend. Here's how the timing could affect your holiday travel plans.

Severe risk increase Sunday for portions of SE Texas

Wednesday dew points will steadily increase

Hot and humid for the third week in April, making it feel a lot more like mid-May than mid-April.

How hot is it going to get? And what about the cool front headed our way?

A weak cold front moves through SE Texas Friday

Houston's experiencing a dry spell with less than a quarter inch of rain this month, raising concerns about potential drought conditions.

A detailed timeline at Saturday's severe thunderstorms

We actually have a chance to break record mid-week. As you get the kids ready for school, you might want to dress them in layers, by 7 a.m., we will be in the 60s and hit our high in the 80s by afternoon. Plus, the humidity will make it feel a little warmer too!

Next severe weather threat is Sunday

A strong cold front is approaching Houston, expected to bring scattered light showers in the afternoon and potentially severe storms during the evening commute.

Higher totals sit southwest of the city of Houston

Thursday - Saturday rain moves along the Gulf Coast

Staying breezy and dry Friday with more moisture this weekend

Spring blooms Thursday

Despite mandatory AND voluntary evacuation orders, officials are urging residents to be hypervigilant and avoid parts of San Jacinto and Montgomery County.

Gusty winds are whipping through our areas today, as dry air continues to parch our land and with the correct spark - turns into dangerous wildfire fuel.

Texas skies are hazy, and it's not just the usual clouds.

Fire Weather Watch issued for counties west of Harris County Wednesday

As you prepare the kids for school on Monday or spring outings, you’ll want to dress them in layers for St. Patrick’s Day. Our morning starts in the 50s and hits a high in the upper 70s.

As you prepare the kids for school on Monday or spring outings, you’ll want to dress them in layers for St. Patrick’s Day. Our morning starts in the 50s and hits a high in the upper 70s.

Rain chances stay limited this week

A mostly dry week of weather

Tracking two storm systems this week

The Texas Trail Riders are about to head to Houston; check out their path!

A gradual warm-up across SE Texas comes with shower and storms chances Saturday and Sunday.

The heart of the Arctic blast settles in Thursday morning

Blast of Arctic air moves into Houston starting Wednesday morning

With extreme weather conditions forecasted yet again in Houston, along with ERCOT issuing its weather watch, CenterPoint Energy is preparing for any type of emergency response that may come up.

See just how cold we could get by the end of the week

While Houston and SE Texas will see a very cold end to the week, we're not looking at striking the snow globe sweepstakes twice this winter

Keep umbrellas near by as rain chances increase Friday and Saturday

As temperatures climb into the upper 70s and low 80s, a cold front is on the move, bringing a chance of strong to severe storms.

Keep umbrellas near by as rain chances increase Friday and Saturday

Rainy with roller coaster temperatures

Yes, you read that right. UT researchers analyzed rainfall data from over 1,000 cities worldwide, and Houston stood out in a big way; on average, we get nearly 5 inches more rain per year than nearby cities.

A cold front is stuck across the middle of SE Texas and temperatures are divided between spring and summer for most of the area!

A cold front is bringing showers to SE Texas.

Track the storms moving through Houston

Rainy with roller coaster temperatures

A cold front arrives this weekend

We will see rain chances Tuesday with storms moving in Wednesday afternoon and Thursday.

Soggy set-up for the last week of January.

Good consistency with weather models for more than a week helped the KPRC2 weather team give a high level of confidence for our historic snow storm in January

Although the snowfall has ended in Houston we are still dealing with dangerous conditions and the potential for icy roads.

Although the snowfall has ended in Houston we are still dealing with dangerous conditions and the potential for icy roads.

Wintry precipitation possible Tuesday

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Temperatures swing from above average to below average in 24 hours

Southeast Texas saw two tornado outbreaks in one week. Nine tornadoes were confirmed—five touchdowns on December 26th and another six on December 28th.

Houston under a Dense Fog Advisory into Saturday morning ahead of strong to severe storms.

Houston under a Dense Fog Advisory into Saturday morning ahead of strong to severe storms.

Insane video shows the driver climbing out of the car where dozens of tornadoes were reported across southeast Texas.

A cold front is moving through SE Texas

Fog will impact Sunday morning

Fog will impact Sunday morning

This weekend rain chances are likely across SE Texas, however, it will not be a washout. Still, inside plans are a good idea!

Time to get the cold-weather clothes out.

Highs in the 80s stick around

What you need to know

You can put that umbrella away today - SE Texas is getting a break from rain chances. Expect sunshine and highs reaching the low to mid-80s. You’ll also notice an increase in humidity by the afternoon.

After more than a month of dry weather, we finally have some rainfall in Southeast Texas! We have a lot of moisture in our atmosphere (thanks, SE winds) so when it rains, it POURS!

Rounds of rain continue early week as a cold front moves southeast.

The warmth and humidity sticks around too

The warmth and humidity sticks around too

We finally are seeing the Stormtracker 2 Live Radar getting some action as the beginning of a weather pattern change that will bring more rain to Houston and SE Texas

Creepy Chilly or Spooky Summer, Houston’s Halloween Climatology🧛

"Hot"-tober isn't going anywhere

"Hot"-tober isn't going anywhere

Although we started the summer very wet, it’s now been weeks since many have seen any significant rainfall

It's been 27 days without rain and 45 days without a significant amount (.25+) of rain. So what does that mean for you and your family? Especially when it comes to produce. Will it cost you more? And how much?

Although we started the summer very wet, it’s now been weeks since many have seen any significant rainfall

Following a request from the Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency, Texas Governor Greg Abbott said the state is sending generators to Georgia to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

Tracking another system in the Gulf next week

Heat index continues to climb into the low 100s with hot, high pressure in control

"We expect that for Bolivar especially, there might be water coming over the top of [highway] 87," Judge Mark Henry said. "So if that’s going to be inconvenient or certainly life-threatening for you, you might want to relocate for a day or two."

Our coastal cities could get an additional 5" of rain

It’s almost here! The long wait for Houston Texan fans is almost over as the Houston Texans travel to Indianapolis to take on the Colts for Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season.

If your home suffered damage during May’s tornado or derecho, an important deadline is coming up Tuesday.

Isolated storms bring a brief cool down

How to prevent heat exhaustion on your journey to and from school.

It’s back-to-school time in Texas, which means school lunches, new backpacks, and as always in August intense heat for our children.

Typical August heat in Houston. Tropics becoming more active.

Saharan dust moves out late Thursday afternoon

Saharan dust reduces air quality Wednesday & Thursday

Centerpoint’s CEO Jason Wells’ testimony comes a week after he met with the Texas Public Utility Committee (PUC) where he apologized to Houstonians. Today, we can expect Wells to double-down on initial action plans to increase resiliency.

Next week will be hotter and drier

Street flood threat this week

Street flood threat Friday and Monday

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

Until power is fully restored expected more heat advisories

It has been an exhausting week in Houston. Hurricane Beryl brought widespread damage on Monday, and many are still without power.

While many Houstonians are working to clean up after Hurricane Beryl, there is a 40% chance for showers and storms across SE Texas Thursday that might keep us from making progress,

Deborah Tony, 64, was alone with her dog when she heard an unbelievable crashing sound and realized her roof was torn off.

Counties across southeast Texas are seeing the brunt of Hurricane Beryl, which has been moving through the area since making landfall around 4 a.m. Monday.

Hurricane Beryl made landfall at 4 a.m., unleashing strong winds and heavy rain across Matagorda County, Freeport, and surrounding areas. KPRC 2’s Re’Chelle Turner reports from a Buc-ee’s gas station in Freeport, where the storm's force tore off the station's sign. Meteorologist Caroline Brown warns that the worst is far from over, with storm surges, downpours, and tropical tornadoes still a threat. Residents in Houston, Sugarland, The Woodlands, Liberty, and Katy should brace for winds up to 73 mph and potential widespread power outages. Stay safe and stay informed with KPRC 2’s live updates.