Weather Insights

06/10/2025

🚨 Weather Update – June 10, 2025 🚨

A convective storm system is moving through West Texas this morning, bringing heavy rain and strong winds toward the I-35 corridor later today.

➡️ Storm Outlook:

Storms expected to weaken as they head east, but scattered development is still possible in East & Southeast Texas this afternoon.

WPC: Slight Risk (15%) of excessive rainfall in SE Texas.

SPC: Marginal Risk (1/5) for severe weather (hail & damaging winds) across central & southeast Texas.

🌧️ We're staying in a wet pattern through Saturday:

Rainfall totals:

1"-2" in the south

4"-5" in central & north Texas
(subject to daily adjustments)

🌡️ Temps more seasonable:
Highs in the low 90s, with some areas hitting mid 90s and heat indices near 100° depending on cloud cover. Lows in the mid 70s.

Stay weather-aware! ⛈️

06/09/2025

🚨 Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect until 7 AM – June 9, 2025

Showers and storms are pushing through mainly the northern parts of the Houston Metro this morning. While the system is weakening and a bit disorganized, a few storms could still be severe. ⚡

🌧️ Expect a potentially messy commute — check your route before you head out.

☀️ By midday, most storms should move out, and sunshine returns. Temps could soar to the upper 90s with heat indices near 106°F. 🥵

🌦️ More rain midweek! Widespread storms through Friday could bring 1"–2" of rain, with up to 4"–5" in northern areas. Localized flooding possible.

Stay alert and weather-aware! ⛈️

06/08/2025

🌀 Weather Insights Tropical Outlook for 6-8-25: 🌀

Today we discuss Tropical Storms and in the eastern Pacific and the severe weather threat for North Texas and Oklahoma for tonight.
Get the latest expert insights from meteorologists Jeff Lindner & Scott Pitney on what to expect this year.
🎥 Watch now: https://youtu.be/YTwKk04rU20
📰 Full blog post: https://weatherinsightspodcast.com/blog/
Stay informed. Stay prepared. 💡

06/08/2025

Had a great time in Bay St. Louis this weekend. Thank you Josh Morgerman - iCyclone for hosting!

06/08/2025

The heat continues today with highs in the upper 90s and heat indices near 105 degrees. Rain chances start Monday afternoon and continue through the week.
Stay cool andhydrated 😎💧

06/07/2025

It’s a great day to fly! Just cracking the LCL on the way to Bay St. Louis, MS for the Josh Morgerman - iCyclone hurricane kick off. Looking forward to seeing everyone😎🌀

06/07/2025

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06/07/2025

06/07/2025

🔥 Weather Update – June 7, 2025 🔥
Hot and hazy weather continues through Sunday across SE Texas. Expect highs in the upper 90s, with heat indices reaching 104–108°F.

⚠️ Heat Risk:

Level 3 (Major) Saturday for most of the region

Level 4 (Extreme) in some areas Sunday
💨 South winds 5–10 mph, gusts up to 20 mph.

🥵 If you're outdoors for long periods or sensitive to heat, take extra precautions. A Heat Advisory may be issued for Sunday.

🌧 Relief Ahead:
Starting Monday, temperatures cool as high pressure weakens and a front moves into the region.

Rain chances increase Monday night through late week

Expected totals: 0.75–1.25" near the coast, and up to 4–5" near Red River & central TX
⚡ Severe weather possible Monday with a Marginal Risk (1/5) over much of the region.

📲 Stay updated and stay safe!

06/06/2025

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