Chances of snow accumulations by late Monday into early Wednesday will increase as a cold front moves into our area late Saturday.

Clouds and cold rain moved into Southeast Texas on Wednesday as another coastal trough and low moved off the Texas coast.

Cold, breezy and sunny continue to dominate the weather today over Galveston County with high pressure extending southward from Canada all the way to South Texas.

Winter finally seems ready to arrive later this weekend after three consecutive months of warmer than normal conditions in Southeast Texas.

A weak cold front pushed across Galveston County early Tuesday, bringing more seasonably cool weather for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

Weather for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and the rest of Christmas week looks less than idyllic if you're expecting crisp, cold weather and sunny skies.

Dense fog, defined as visibility of ¼ mile or less, visited the Galveston area again this morning.

Today’s breezy, cold front will likely bring the coldest temperatures so far this season to Galveston County.

A complex weather pattern, involving no less than two cold fronts, two warm fronts and an upper-level low to our west, will bring two rounds of moderate to heavy rain associated with a couple of coastal troughs/lows.

Despite last week’s cool down, the weather leading into Thanksgiving Day won’t be what we usually expect for the last week of November.

At noon, Tropical Storm Sara was moving slowly westward off the northern coast of Honduras with 50 mph sustained winds. Tropical Storm warnings had been issued for large parts of the coast of Belize.

Could it be the end of hurricane season with real autumn weather on the way for us?

At 2 p.m., Hurricane Rafael was crossing western Cuba as a Category 3 storm with 115 mph sustained winds and a central barometric pressure of 956 MB — 28.23 inches.

Brisk southerly winds are prompting Coastal Flood Advisories as a slow-moving cold front passes through the area Tuesday, bringing a good chance of thunderstorms.

After a prolonged dry spell, October is likely to end on a wet note that will continue into early November.

This month has been abnormally dry in Galveston County with League City receiving only 0.06 inch of rain and Galveston only 0.05. If the month were to end today, it would tie for the fourth driest October in Galveston since record-keeping began in 1872.

October 2024 has been warmer than normal in Galveston County with the temperature average for the month running 2.7 degrees above normal in Galveston and 3.5 degrees above in League City.

Hurricane Milton rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm over the southern Gulf of Mexico with sustained winds of 165 mph. The system weakened somewhat overnight as a process called “eyewall replacement,” which saw the clear eye virtually disappear for a period.

Tropical Depression No. 14 was upgraded to Tropical Storm Milton shortly after noon today.