Francis Rodriguez, part of Houston-Galveston Incident Management, joins FOX Weather to share what they've learned from ...

The current can be seen in this image from May 2010, which shows infrared observations from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer on NASA’s Terra satellite, with warmer temperatures ...

Hurricane Beryl was one of the earliest hurricanes to strike the Texas Gulf Coast in July, but even June has a history with ...

Last year, Houston faced a series of severe weather events, including the derecho in May and Hurricane Beryl in July ... which keeps Galveston residents updated on the latest weather information ...

Three of the most powerful storms to hit the United States during last year’s hurricane season, including Hurricane Beryl in Texas ... refine its forecast cone map, which depicts the probable ...

A year ago, the National Hurricane Center flagged an area of disturbed weather over the Gulf that would eventually become ...

When Hurricane Beryl came through, the wide-open spaces meant she wasn't worried about trees falling over, but the power poles never stood a chance. "We survived on a generator, but we survived ...

Beryl was the first major hurricane and the first of two Category 5 hurricanes of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. The system tore through power lines, uprooted trees and caused widespread flooding ...

A factor that forecasters will be watching closely is what the heat dome does to ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea ahead of hurricane season, which begins June 1.

However, one source of this information for Galveston residents has been down ... Clements said that during Hurricane Ike, the NOAA broadcast also provided information on where to find resources.

TEXAS — Last year, power outages—sparked by Hurricane Beryl—left most of the Houston area in the ... the bad business decisions made by CenterPoint.” Over on the island, Galveston native Rosalyn ...

director of the NOAA National Hurricane Center in Miami, previously told FLORIDA TODAY, a USA TODAY Network newspaper. "Satellite imagery is our first line of defense against hurricanes," Brennan ...