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In brief: In today’s post we look at how bad August really is in Houston, and fall back on a little post-war poetry for assistance. With regard to the forecast, we’ll be blistering hot for the next couple of days before conditions cool off slightly.

Look at those record highs: August is a brutal month. (National Weather Service) August

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In brief: Houston’s sunny and hot weather continues, but we’re watching for modest impacts from a dying front on Saturday or Saturday night. Rain chances from this front are not great, but they’re the best we’ve seen in awhile around here.

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High pressure will dominate for a few more days before a weak front squeezes into Texas on Saturday...


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In brief: In today’s post we discuss high pressure, and what impacts the region might see from a weak front that will move in from the northeast this weekend. Also, August looms.

The only cool air in Texas this morning can be found on a few peaks in the Davis Mountains in West Texas. (Weather Bell) Big picture overview

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In brief: In today’s post we discuss the quietude in the Atlantic tropics, and when that could begin to change. Also, our heat continues for as far as the eye can see, although there are some slight rain chances out there.

A quick look at the Atlantic

Nearly a week after Tropical Storm Bertha moved into Texas the overall picture in the Atlantic t...


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In brief: In today’s post we talk about Wet Bulb Globe Temperatures, which are useful at this time of year to help differentiate “hot” weather from “extremely hot” weather you need to avoid being outdoors during. We’re going to see some of the latter this week.

WBGT, and what does it mean for me

There are many ways to talk about heat: high tempe...


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