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a podcast with Jeff Lindner and Scott Pitney

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  1. Aug 9

    🌀 TROPICAL UPDATE | August 9

    The Atlantic is getting more active with two areas to watch: 🟡 Disturbance #1: A tropical wave in the central Atlantic has a near 0% chance of development over the next 48 hours and a 20% chance over 7 days. Some gradual development is possible early this week. 🟠 Disturbance #2: Another tropical wave is expected to move off Africa early this week. Conditions could become more favorable for development, with a 40% chance over 7 days. 🌴 For Southeast Texas: Neither system poses an immediate threat to the Texas coast. Both are still well out in the Atlantic, and it’s much too early to discuss specific impacts here. We’ll continue watching the tropics closely as we move deeper into August. #WeatherInsights #TropicalUpdate #Tropics #HurricaneSeason #AtlanticTropics #TexasWeather #SoutheastTexas #TXwx The post 🌀 TROPICAL UPDATE | August 9 appeared first on Weather Insights.

  2. Aug 2

    🌡️ Southeast Texas Weekly Weather Outlook 🌤️

    Summer isn’t letting up! Expect hot and humid conditions across Southeast Texas this week, with afternoon highs in the upper 90s to around 100° and heat index values reaching 105-110°. Practice heat safety if you’ll be outdoors. ☀️ Sunday–Wednesday: Mostly sunny, very hot, and mainly dry. ⛈️ Thursday–Saturday: A few isolated to scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms return, but many areas will remain dry. Any storm that develops could produce brief heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning. Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks if you’re working outside, and never leave children or pets in parked vehicles. #WeatherInsights #HoustonWeather #SoutheastTexas #TexasWeather #TXwx #HeatSafety #SummerWeather #Houston #TexasHeat The post 🌡️ Southeast Texas Weekly Weather Outlook 🌤️ appeared first on Weather Insights.

  3. Jul 19

    Tropical Update | July 19, 2026 🌴

    🌴 Tropical Update | July 19, 2026 🌴 The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor Invest AL91 over the northeastern Gulf of America. Satellite data indicate the area of low pressure is becoming better organized, and a tropical depression could form during the next couple of days as it moves slowly north or northwest. 🌀 Development Chances: • 48 Hours: 60% (Medium) • 7 Days: 60% (Medium) 🌧️ Primary Impacts The greatest threat for heavy rainfall currently extends from the Florida Panhandle westward across Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, where localized flooding could develop over the next several days. 📍 What About Texas? At this time, significant direct impacts to Texas are not expected. However, Southeast Texas could continue to experience increased Gulf moisture, leading to scattered showers, thunderstorms, and locally heavy rainfall at times. Rip current risk and elevated surf may also increase along portions of the Upper Texas Coast depending on the system’s eventual track and strength. ✈️ An Air Force Hurricane Hunter aircraft is scheduled to investigate the disturbance later today if necessary. While confidence is increasing that some tropical development will occur, there is still uncertainty regarding the exact track and intensity. If you have travel plans anywhere along the northern Gulf Coast this week, stay informed and monitor the latest forecasts. Weather Insights will continue providing updates as new information becomes available. #WeatherInsights #TropicalUpdate #InvestAL91 #HurricaneSeason #GulfCoast #TexasWeather #SoutheastTexas #HoustonWeather #LouisianaWeather #FloridaWeather #MississippiWeather #AlabamaWeather #StayWeatherAware The post Tropical Update | July 19, 2026 🌴 appeared first on Weather Insights.

  4. Jul 12

    🌧️ Heavy Rain Threat Returns to Southeast Texas 🌧️

    An unsettled weather pattern will bring increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms Sunday through Tuesday across Southeast Texas. Periods of heavy rainfall may lead to localized street flooding, especially in low-lying and poor drainage areas where storms repeatedly move over the same locations. If you have outdoor plans, including travel or summer activities, stay weather aware and be prepared for changing conditions. Never drive through flooded roadways—Turn Around, Don’t Drown®. We’ll continue to monitor rainfall trends and provide updates as confidence in the forecast increases. #SoutheastTexas #HoustonWeather #TexasWeather #TXwx #FloodSafety #HeavyRain #StayWeatherAware #WeatherInsights The post 🌧️ Heavy Rain Threat Returns to Southeast Texas 🌧️ appeared first on Weather Insights.

  5. Jul 4

    ☀️🌡️ Texas Fourth of July Heat 🌡️☀️

    Texas Fourth of July Heat HEAT ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT It’s going to be a hot Independence Day across the Lone Star State! Afternoon highs will climb into the 90s for most of Texas, with 100°+ temperatures across parts of West Texas. Add in the humidity across East and Southeast Texas, and it will feel even hotter. If you’re celebrating outdoors, attending FIFA events, grilling, or watching fireworks, remember to: Stay hydrated Wear sunscreen Take breaks in the shade or air conditioning Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing Have a safe and happy Fourth of July! #TexasWeather #TXwx #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay #HeatSafety #WeatherInsights #FIFA2026 The post ☀️🌡️ Texas Fourth of July Heat 🌡️☀️ appeared first on Weather Insights.

  6. Jun 28

    Elevated Rip Current Risk for Texas

    🌊 Elevated Rip Current Risk Along the Texas Coast Today If you’re heading to the Texas coast today, be sure to check beach conditions before getting in the water. An elevated rip current risk is in place for much of the Texas coastline, creating dangerous swimming conditions. What is a Rip Current? A rip current is a powerful, narrow channel of water flowing away from the beach. These currents can quickly pull even experienced swimmers away from shore. They don’t pull you underwater—they carry you away from the beach. Why is the Risk Elevated Today? Persistent onshore winds and building waves are creating stronger and more frequent rip currents along Texas beaches. Even if the weather looks great, dangerous surf conditions can still be present. Beach Safety Tips 🏖️ Swim near a lifeguard whenever possible. 🚩 Pay attention to beach warning flags and local advisories. 👨‍👩‍👧 Never leave children unattended near the water. 🌊 Avoid swimming alone. If You’re Caught in a Rip Current Stay calm. Don’t fight the current by swimming straight back to shore. Instead, swim parallel to the shoreline until you’re free of the current, then angle back toward the beach. If you can’t escape, float or tread water and wave for help. Stay Weather Aware With many people visiting the coast this weekend and attending FIFA-related activities across Texas, beach safety should be part of your plans. Before heading to the beach, check the latest forecast and surf conditions. A little preparation can help ensure a safe and enjoyable day along the Texas coast. #TexasWeather #TXwx #TexasCoast #RipCurrent #BeachSafety #GulfCoast #BeachForecast #StaySafe #WeatherInsights #FIFA2026 The post Elevated Rip Current Risk for Texas appeared first on Weather Insights.

  7. Jun 21

    🌦️ Southeast Texas Weather Outlook This Week 🌦️

    Southeast Texas Weather Outlook This Week Summer heat will continue across Southeast Texas this week, with highs in the 90s and humid conditions making it feel even hotter. Daily, minimal chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected, especially during the afternoon and evening hours. Stay weather aware if you’re heading to outdoor activities, including FIFA events, and be prepared for brief heavy rain and lightning delays, especially on Father’s Day. Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks, and monitor the latest forecasts throughout the week. #SoutheastTexas #HoustonWeather #TXwx #FIFA2026 #FIFAWorldCup #FathersDay The post 🌦️ Southeast Texas Weather Outlook This Week 🌦️ appeared first on Weather Insights.

  8. Jun 12

    Low chance (20%) of tropical development in the southwest Gulf into this weekend

    Low chance (10%) of tropical development in the southwest Gulf into this weekend  Increasing signal for heavy rainfall late Sunday-Tuesday A tropical wave and associated large plume of moisture has moved over the Bay of Campeche this morning. Satellite images show a burst of deeper convection but there is no indication of any surface low IR Satellite Loop for Gulf of Mexico | Tropical Tidbits . Upper level conditions are only marginally favorable for any development of this system given westerly and southwesterly wind shear in place over the southern and western Gulf. This feature and associated moisture will spread NW toward the northern Mexican coast and south Texas coast over the weekend and then northward along the TX coast early next week. Sunday-Tuesday: As the feature in the southern Gulf moves toward the NE MX and lower TX coast over the weekend and plume of tropical moisture will spread NW into the TX coast. At the same time an usually strong trough of low pressure over the central plains will push a cold front southward into the region. This front looks to stall over the area Monday and Tuesday. The combination of the stalling front and tropical moisture will surge rain chances late Sunday into Tuesday. With the stalled front in the area the potential for cell training within a moisture rich environment will be increased. WPC has already outlooked portions of the area for Sunday and Monday for excessive rainfall. It will be important over the next few days to monitor forecasted rainfall amounts and any potential flooding concerns early next week. The post Low chance (20%) of tropical development in the southwest Gulf into this weekend appeared first on Weather Insights.

  9. May 30

     Wet Bulb Temperature Forecast for Southeast Texas 

    Wet Bulb Temperature Forecast for Southeast Texas  It’s not just the heat you need to watch—it’s the combination of heat and humidity. Wet bulb temperatures are forecast to climb across Southeast Texas over the next several days, making it feel even more uncomfortable outdoors and increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. When wet bulb temperatures rise, the body has a harder time cooling itself through sweating. If you’re spending time outside, be sure to stay hydrated, take frequent breaks in the shade or air conditioning, and check on vulnerable family members, neighbors, and pets. How are conditions where you are? Are you already feeling the summer humidity? #SoutheastTexas #HeatSafety #WetBulbTemperature #TexasWeather #WeatherInsights The post  Wet Bulb Temperature Forecast for Southeast Texas  appeared first on Weather Insights.

  10. May 16

    🌦️ Southeast Texas Weekly Weather Outlook 🌦️

    🌦️ Southeast Texas Weekly Weather Outlook 🌦️ An active weather pattern is setting up across Southeast Texas this week with increasing humidity, daily storm chances, and the potential for heavy rainfall at times. ⛈️ Scattered storms begin increasing Monday 🌧️ Tuesday & Wednesday look like the wettest days ⚠️ Heavy rain, localized flooding, and a few stronger storms will be possible 🌡️ Warm and humid conditions continue with highs in the upper 80s Now is a good time to stay weather aware as we head deeper into the week. We’ll continue refining rainfall totals and storm timing over the next several days. #WeatherInsights #TXwx #SoutheastTexas #HoustonWeather The post 🌦️ Southeast Texas Weekly Weather Outlook 🌦️ appeared first on Weather Insights.

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a podcast with Jeff Lindner and Scott Pitney

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    Weather Insights
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
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    10
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