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Tracking thunderstorms on Election Day
Read full article: Tracking thunderstorms on Election Day1.7 million voters dodged the potential for thunderstorms on election day in Harris County. The weather team is watching and tracking the chance for .75-1″ of rain late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Early morning storms - up to 1" of rain during the overnight.
A chance for a few stronger storms in the Houston area early Tuesday: What does election day look like?
Read full article: A chance for a few stronger storms in the Houston area early Tuesday: What does election day look like?The wet pattern looks to continue into at least the first part of the week and we could be dealing with a few stronger storms early Tuesday morning as well.
Hundreds of flights canceled at Hobby, Bush Intercontinental Airport as Hurricane Beryl moves through Houston area
Read full article: Hundreds of flights canceled at Hobby, Bush Intercontinental Airport as Hurricane Beryl moves through Houston areaHundreds of flights have been canceled or delayed at Hobby and Bush Intercontinental Airport as Hurricane Beryl pushes through the SE Texas region.
Ground stop lifted, delays still reported at Bush Intercontinental Airport amid thunderstorms
Read full article: Ground stop lifted, delays still reported at Bush Intercontinental Airport amid thunderstormsA ground stop has been lifted at Bush Intercontinental Airport after thunderstorms caused one to be issued.
What is that cloud? Mother Nature shows off interesting cloud formation in Houston area
Read full article: What is that cloud? Mother Nature shows off interesting cloud formation in Houston areaThe storms have moved offshore now, but in their wake, they left the perfect conditions for Mother Nature to show off a certain type of cloud.
Q&A: FEMA answers questions on disaster declaration, federal funding, and new programs for Houston area after storms
Read full article: Q&A: FEMA answers questions on disaster declaration, federal funding, and new programs for Houston area after storms'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.
Lightning and downed power lines shock 4 during severe storms in Montgomery County
Read full article: Lightning and downed power lines shock 4 during severe storms in Montgomery CountyAccording to officials, it happened in the Woodlands, where a 35-year-old man was hit by a lightning strike. And in Willis, two adults and a teen were also shocked by a down power line.
16-year-old construction worker in Magnolia killed during severe storms
Read full article: 16-year-old construction worker in Magnolia killed during severe stormsMagnolia firefighters are responding to the collapse of two partially constructed houses in Houston amid severe thunderstorms and rainfall.
Severe weather threat increases Tuesday for Houston; Here’s a look at what we are expecting today and tomorrow
Read full article: Severe weather threat increases Tuesday for Houston; Here’s a look at what we are expecting today and tomorrowThe potential for severe weather exists Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for Houston. Storms have already started firing on a northward advancing warm front just north of Harris County.
Severe weather chances return to Houston this week; Here is what you can expect
Read full article: Severe weather chances return to Houston this week; Here is what you can expectWhile there will be a chance of strong storms Monday through Wednesday in southeast Texas, it appears that Tuesday and early Wednesday will be the times we will have to watch the closest.
Heavy rain, dark skies, high winds: See photos, videos on Click2Pins as severe storms hit Houston area⛈️
Read full article: Heavy rain, dark skies, high winds: See photos, videos on Click2Pins as severe storms hit Houston area⛈️The Houston area is seeing severe storms on Monday as tornado and thunderstorm watches are in effect.
Houston Airports experiencing flight delays, cancellations amid heavy rainfall, thunderstorms
Read full article: Houston Airports experiencing flight delays, cancellations amid heavy rainfall, thunderstormsHouston Airports are experiencing some flight delays as heavy rainfall hits the Houston area this Friday.
Hail, dust, and lightning: KPRC 2 viewers share photos, videos via Click2Pins as storms move through
Read full article: Hail, dust, and lightning: KPRC 2 viewers share photos, videos via Click2Pins as storms move throughHeavy thunderstorms moved east of the Houston area Friday afternoon, with some areas seeing lightning, gusty winds, and even hail in some areas.
‘These skies are CHARGED’: KPRC 2 viewers share their photos, videos via Click2Pins as heavy storms move through Houston
Read full article: ‘These skies are CHARGED’: KPRC 2 viewers share their photos, videos via Click2Pins as heavy storms move through HoustonHeavy thunderstorms moved through the Houston area Wednesday evening, with some areas seeing lightning and gusty winds.
Everything you need to know under one umbrella: Closures of Houston area businesses, activities due to inclement weather
Read full article: Everything you need to know under one umbrella: Closures of Houston area businesses, activities due to inclement weatherSeveral 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.
KPRC 2 Storm Tracker shows you what it looks like on Houston roads
Read full article: KPRC 2 Storm Tracker shows you what it looks like on Houston roadsA Flash Flood Watch is in effect from 4 a.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Sunday. Nearly 1-3 inches of rain will be widespread with 4-8 inches in spots and 10 possible inches. Even more rain is expected to fall during the weekend.
Another rainy day ahead Thursday
Read full article: Another rainy day ahead ThursdayAnother rainy day ahead ThursdayMore thunderstorms expectedPublished: July 17, 2014, 5:00 amHOUSTON – Thursday will be another rainy day, with more thunderstorms expected. High of 88. Copyright 2014 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.