Justin Ballard

Houston woke up to a coating of fresh snow Tuesday morning. How does Tuesday's snowfall stack up against the city's other rare snowfalls?

Temperatures early Wednesday morning drop into the teens, meaning a pipe-busting freeze is possible. The cold will soon give way to warming temps.

The melting of this week's ice and snow in Southeast Texas continues as temperatures rise into the 50s. More normal 60-degree temps are coming.

Record snowfalls were reported from Texas to Florida on Tuesday, but that doesn't negate the fact that climate change is warming our planet.

Houston crams multiple seasons in one week, from winter on Tuesday to spring-like weather by Sunday. The change brings the return of showers.

After a few dry days following this week's snowy winter storm, showers and storms return to Houston, bringing a risk of isolated flooding.

This week's weather will be a far cry from the snow Houston recorded last week. Spring-like temperatures by late in the week could lead to strong storms.

An unsettled stretch of weather will result in the potential for flooding and strong storms in Houston after Tuesday. Here's what you should know.

The National Hurricane Center released its final report on Hurricane Beryl and discovered winds just 3 miles per hour shy of Category 2 status.

After Thursday's storms, sunny and warmer weather returns to Houston this weekend. Temps could hit 80 degrees for the first time in 2025.