Frank Billingsley is the Chief Meteorologist at KPRC-TV (NBC) in Houston, Texas. He specializes in weather phenomena including hurricanes, El Niño, and regional forecasts for the Bahamas, Caribbean Islands, and Texas. Frank has been featured in CultureMap and KPRC, sharing his expertise on critical weather topics that impact the community.
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Frank Billingsley's coverage primarily revolves around local weather and scientific phenomena in Houston, Texas. He often cites data and focuses on seasonal topics such as hurricanes, freezes, or specific events like the winter solstice. Given his focus on these subjects, Frank may be open to pitches related to environmental science experts who can provide insights into local weather patterns, seasonal changes, natural phenomena such as bird migrations or tree behavior during different seasons.
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Of course, not every spring storm takes on the characteristics of a tropical storm, but this one last night certainly came close.
Storms to start this month and then the heat turns on! Get ready for a month of transition as summer is just licking its chops to give us a bite of heat!
Believe it or not, we're “late” getting to the heat party. We're going on seven months since we've had temperatures in the 90s!
By: Frank Billingsley
The currently longest-running TV weather person in Houston is riding off into the sunset on June 28 — which according to Old Farmer’s Almanac, will be 8:26 p.m.
The National Weather Service will make final determinations about just what weather phenomenon moved across Houston yesterday, but my best
By: Frank Billingsley, Tiffani Lupenski
The National Weather Service will make the final determination, but Houston weather icon Frank Billingsley suspects the weather phenomenon that roared through downtown and the northwestern suburbs might have been a derecho.
By: Adrian Crooks, Gage Goulding, Frank Billingsley
HOUSTON – As a line of severe weather moved towards the Houston metro area, the KPRC 2 Storm Tracker was out keeping you updated with live traffic conditions.
By: Frank Billingsley
WEATHER PUN ALERT: You've been showered with the news and surely snow that I'm giving up my rain as Chief Meteorologist tonight after four decades in the High Pressure cooker, thirty years at KPRC2.
Hurricane Helene has been undergoing rapid intensification and now stands with winds of 120 mph.
By: Frank Billingsley
As this arctic blast rolls through the Houston area, residents are working hard to get ready for whatever comes their way.
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