The astronomical start of Spring is Thursday morning

KPRC 2's meteorologist Justin Stapleton reports on strong winds and fire risks in Texas, along with upcoming weather changes.

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.

Get ready for a super sunny Monday in Houston with perfect weather for the rodeo and an exciting week ahead.

Rain chances stay limited this week

A mostly dry week of weather

More records Friday too before our next front moves through

An early look at the weather forecast to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland will be gold

More records Friday too before our next front moves through

Explore the latest weather updates including near-record heat and a rare lunar eclipse tonight.

Tracking two storm systems this week

Tracking two storm systems this week

Tracking two storm systems that will get close to Houston

Big warm up coming for Spring break

Track thunderstorms in your area!

The moon turns a blood red early Friday March 14

Houston is feeling spring-like for Thursday!

Chilly temperatures are in store for Houston Thursday morning, where a jacket and layers are going to be a good idea when heading out the door.

Get the latest weather updates for Houston, including today's forecast, evening events, and weekend predictions.

Red flag warning in effect through Tuesday night

Red flag warning in effect through Tuesday night

How the 1772 West Indies hurricane changed his life and the future of the United States

Rain chances build ahead of the start of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

if you’re heading down to NRG for Rodeo Cook Off any time for the rest of the week, the weather will cooperate.

What does this mean?

if you’re heading down to NRG for Rodeo Cook Off any time for the rest of the week, the weather will cooperate.

A look back at our winter. Was it really that cold?

if you’re heading down to NRG for Rodeo Cook Off any time for the rest of the week, the weather will cooperate.

Temperatures slowly climb this weekend too

A fogbow forms the same way a rainbow does, light bends, reflects, and scatters through water droplets, but there is a key difference. The droplets in fog are much smaller than raindrops, which changes how the light spreads out. Instead of the bright, well-defined colors of a rainbow, a fogbow looks pale or mostly white.

Temperatures slowly climb this weekend too

As with most viral trends, 'parade' might be a bit of a stretch.

Spring-like weather is expected to kick off the Houston Rodeo BBQ Cook-Off

Temperatures slowly climb this weekend too

Temperatures slowly climb this weekend too

Temperatures slowly climb this weekend too

Rain chances are in the forecast for your weekend festivities

It’s hard to think about hurricane season with such a winter rollercoaster. However, it’s never too early to review your family’s plan as we look ahead to the upcoming season.

Rounds of rain with the heaviest falling on Sunday

Staying cold Friday with above average temperatures next week.

The heart of the Arctic blast settles in Thursday morning

It’s never too early to start thinking about hurricane season, at least that’s how KPRC 2's Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez sees it.

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

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

Cold weather returns to Houston this Sunday and again during the mid-week

Keep umbrellas near by as rain chances increase Friday and Saturday

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.

Here's a forecast to help plan your Valentine's Day

Rainy with roller coaster temperatures

Rainy with roller coaster temperatures

Rain and lower temperatures return next week

Many ski resorts across the country see less snow during the winter.

Staying warm ahead of series of front

Temperatures will climb above average for the first week of February.

Drivers are asked to plan for extra time in their morning commutes; slow it down, and use low beams. Serious accidents can happen on these foggy mornings and nights!

Temperatures will climb above average for the first week of February.

Temperatures will climb above average for the first week of February.

It might feel rare to hit the 80s in the middle of winter, especially since our average highs this time of year are between 65° and 71°. Believe it or not, it’s not all that unusual. In February 2024, we had four straight days of 80+ degrees on the 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th. Fun fact: every single day in February has a record high of at least 80°.

Temperatures will climb above average for the first week of February.

February brings love letters, pink sweaters, and often strong cold fronts! Here’s what we typically see this month.

Temperatures will climb above average for the first week of February.

February brings love letters, pink sweaters, and often strong cold fronts! Here’s what we typically see this month.

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

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

Temperatures will spike into the mid-70s ahead of a front that will bring noisy storms to Houston, and severe weather likely across North Texas

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

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

Soggy set-up for the last week of January.

No freezing temperatures expected in the next 10-days

Every four years since 2017 we’ve had snow and a hurricane hit SE Texas

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

Stay off the roads starting Monday night and continuing through Wednesday morning.

If you’ve been in Houston long enough, you know we can get snow and ice. But what’s coming Tuesday morning is shaping up to be a historic winter storm!

Wintry precipitation possible Tuesday

Wintry precipitation possible Tuesday

Snow Possible: My forecast is 2″-6″ of snow Monday into Tuesday Morning in Houston

Wintry precipitation possible Tuesday

Temperatures will be in the upper-40s Wednesday morning with rain showers pushing in from the SW.

Spotty to scattered showers Sunday, turning quiet and seasonably cool this week.

Spotty to scattered showers Sunday, turning quiet and seasonably cool this week.

Spotty to scattered showers Sunday, turning quiet and seasonably cool this week.

A slightly wet start to Friday from heavy rain overnight but sunshine returns into the weekend

A slightly wet start to Friday from heavy rain overnight but sunshine returns into the weekend

The promise of beautiful weather should help hype up Texans tailgaters as much as the promise of our new wide receiver Diontae Johnson.

If you’re like KPRC 2 Chief Meteorologist Anthony Yanez, you probably know someone who lives (or has lived themselves) near those fires, it feels so personal when you do.

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

We have daily downpours expected this week. While it will not be a washout, you can expect to see on-and-off storms through the next 10 days. Plan on extra time for driving, and have a way to get weather information.

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Making sense of the new cold weather alert

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

The wind chill will make it "feel like" the teens and 20s thanks to strong winds going up to 15 - 25 miles per hour.

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Stay informed about the upcoming severe weather risk and drastic temperature drops with meteorologist Brittany Begley's updated forecast.

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Arctic cold front moves in Sunday

Sunday afternoon looks busy