Matt Lanza is the Manager of Meteorology at TheEyewallWx and SpaceCityWx in Houston. He focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and their implications, while also covering regional interests and world news. His insights and analyses have been featured in Ars Technica and Space City Weather.
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Matt Lanza's coverage is predominantly focused on local weather in Houston, Texas. He specializes in providing insights into seasonal changes and their impact on the region. Given his focus on local weather patterns, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to expert commentary from meteorologists or environmental scientists regarding specific weather phenomena affecting Houston and its surrounding areas.
Additionally, given the substantial coverage of house & home-related themes, Matt might also be open to content addressing how different types of weather (rain, heat, storms) affect homes and what homeowners can do to prepare for such conditions.
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By: Matt Lanza
And the Eastern Pacific is quite warm!
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: With the World Cup’s Houston leg kicking off on Sunday, we take a look at the different types of weather our visiting nations usually experience at home and how they compare to our …
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: Hot, humid weather stays in Houston through Sunday before a return to a much stormier weather pattern Sunday night through Tuesday. Heavy rain is a good bet, along with the potential for …
In brief: While formal tropical development seems unlikely from a Gulf disturbance, the combination of surging tropical moisture and elevated moisture pooling ahead of a cold front may setup a pret…
Flash flood risk increasing with torrential rain possible in spots between Texas and Alabama
Isolated pockets of serious flash flooding are possible.
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: The National Hurricane Center has declared Potential Tropical Cyclone One, which will likely become a tropical depression or storm as it parallels the Texas coast later today and tomorrow…
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: We continue to watch Potential Tropical Cyclone 1, which now seems unlikely to become Tropical Storm Arthur. It will, however, deliver areas of flash flooding to the Deep South and Gulf C…
In brief: PTC 1 became Arthur yesterday and offered some erratic behavior around Texas before dissipating. The moisture associated with Arthur remains a serious flooding threat for the Deep South a…
In brief: After yesterday’s ridiculously high humidity in Houston and across southern Texas, we start to think about more rain chances this weekend. We’ll start to dry out a bit more ne…
