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.
Given his strong emphasis on seasonality and local events impacting Houston residents directly, communicators should tailor their outreach with a clear understanding of how these factors intersect with Matt’s expertise.
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In brief: Today’s post looks at hurricane season now that we’re 3 weeks out. What does a strong or super El Niño actually mean in terms of numbers compared to history? And what, if anyt…
In brief: Our second part of the 2025 season in review takes us from Hurricane Erin in August through Hurricane Gabrielle in September. Part one of our 2025 recap can be found here. Hurricane Erin …
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: Today should be the hottest day of the next week or so in Houston, with low 90s possible. Then, as humidity and clouds pick up some, we’ll see warmer mornings and slightly lower day…
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: After the hottest day of 2026 in Houston, we expect a quiet, less hot but more humid weekend. Rain chances then pick up next week with potentially locally heavy rainfall in spots by midwe…
In brief: A quick Monday table setter to discuss severe weather today, flooding concerns that are coming up, and an early season heat wave on the East Coast. Eastern Pacific hurricane season is als…
Tricky forecasts and a historic monster
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: While rain totals across the Houston area have been rather variable (ranging from less than an inch in some spots to over 8 inches in far southern Brazoria County), we expect everyone to …
By: Matt Lanza
Some eastern Gulf "noise" showing up in models too
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: A quiet weekend looks to be in store for Houston with standard early summer hot weather and minimal rain chances. Things do turn more active again next week with building rain chances aft…
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