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Title: Houston Weather: Storms, Gabrielle, and Week’s Forecast

by David Harrison – Chief Editor September 18, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Houston Residents Shoudl Prepare for daily Afternoon ⁢Thunderstorms Throughout Hurricane season

Houstonians should be prepared ⁣for the⁤ possibility of daily afternoon thunderstorms as hurricane season ‍continues. While ⁢a notable cold front remains over ten days away,consistently high temperatures and dewpoints are creating conditions ripe for localized,heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding.

The National Weather Service reports highs in the mid to 90s and lows in‌ the mid-70s are expected to persist. This summer-like pattern, combined with the approaching Rosh Hashanah and autumnal equinox, means above-average temperatures will likely continue through September. Residents are urged to review hurricane preparedness⁤ plans and stay informed about changing weather conditions. A comprehensive 2025 Hurricane and Flood survival Guide is available from KPRC 2.

KPRC 2 encourages residents to share photos and⁣ videos of any interesting weather events in their neighborhoods ⁣via Click2Pins.

September 18, 2025 0 comments

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Title: Twin Cities Weather Forecast: Hot Sunday, Storms Monday

by Priya Shah – Business Editor September 14, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Twin Cities Brace for ⁤Dramatic Temperature swing, Stormy Monday Commute

The⁤ Twin Cities are experiencing a stark shift in weather conditions, trading last Sunday’s unusually cool temperatures for a heat wave culminating in potential thunderstorms during Monday morning’s rush hour.After a low of 44 ⁣degrees and a high of 64 ‍degrees on September ‍7th, residents will ⁤see highs near 90 degrees today, September⁢ 14th.

This rapid warm-up is a significant departure from⁣ the average for⁤ this time of year, ⁣with a typical low of 55 ⁢degrees and a high of 74 degrees. While the current forecast doesn’t threaten the record‌ high of 98 degrees set in 1939, the heat ⁣index is expected to climb into⁤ the low 90s due to high humidity, with dew point temperatures ⁢in the upper 60s. The change impacts ⁣anyone planning outdoor activities and commuters facing potential disruptions Monday.

Today will be partly cloudy,hot,and humid,with southeast winds at 5 to 15 mph. ⁤Tonight,‍ scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop after 3 a.m., moving north and impacting the Twin Cities during the ‌Monday morning commute ⁣between 3 a.m. and ⁣10 a.m. Lows overnight‍ will be near 70 degrees, with southeast winds at 5 to 10 mph, potentially gusting higher near the storms.

Monday will ⁢begin ‌with scattered thunderstorms and clouds,clearing to partly cloudy skies in the⁣ afternoon with highs in ‌the low to mid 80s‍ and breezy south winds at 10 to 20 mph. Patchy ‍fog is absolutely possible Monday⁣ night, with lows in the upper 60s.

Tuesday will⁢ remain partly cloudy, hot, and humid, with highs again in the upper 80s‍ and heat index values in the low 90s. Isolated thunderstorms are possible‌ Tuesday evening, with lows in the upper 60s.

Looking ahead, Wednesday will start partly cloudy before becoming⁣ cloudy with scattered thunderstorms, some⁣ potentially strong, in the afternoon and evening. Highs will be in the low 80s. Thursday and Friday ‌will bring cooler conditions with ⁣highs in the⁢ low 70s and low to⁢ mid 60s,respectively,along with scattered showers and thunderstorms.

The weekend of September 20th and 21st is forecast ‌to begin with a mix of clouds‌ and⁣ sun on saturday, with spotty showers and highs in the upper 60s, followed by partly ⁣cloudy skies on Sunday with highs also in the upper 60s. ‌

– JONATHAN YUHAS

September 14, 2025 0 comments

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Title: Houston Weather Forecast: Cooler Temps, Rising Heat This Week

by David Harrison – Chief Editor September 9, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

HOUSTON -‍ Houstonians can enjoy another mild⁤ autumn day, with temperatures expected to dip into the mid-60s Wednesday morning ⁤before rising to the‌ upper 80s‍ to low 90s in the afternoon. While sunshine will dominate the⁣ week, forecasters are monitoring a potential weak low-pressure system that could develop by the ‌end of the week.

The pleasant conditions offer ‍a brief respite from summer’s heat, but a return to warmer temperatures is anticipated. Highs are⁣ forecast to climb into the mid-90s by the weekend, accompanied by increasing humidity. Despite ⁤the⁢ warming‌ trend, the 10-day ‍forecast⁤ currently predicts rain-free conditions. Residents are reminded to prepare for the upcoming hurricane ⁣season, with ‍resources available in KPRC 2’s 2025 Hurricane and Flood Survival Guide.

The current forecast indicates‌ a continuation of warm afternoons and mild mornings through the week. Those seeking cooler temperatures should take advantage of⁣ the ‍mornings before the summer stickiness returns. Individuals who observe noteworthy weather conditions⁤ are encouraged to‌ share their photos and videos with KPRC 2 via Click2Pins.

September 9, 2025 0 comments

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Northern California Weather: Rain & Breezes Incoming

by Priya Shah – Business Editor September 8, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

SACRAMENTO,Calif.- increasing breezes ‍Monday foreshadow a cooler week and the potential for regional showers as a storm system approaches the West Coast.

Winds will become more noticeable throughout ‌the day, ‌with valley temperatures expected to ⁢reach ⁢around 83 degrees. ⁢Foothill highs will be in the low 80s with lighter winds, while the ⁣Sierra Nevada will experience the strongest breezes, peaking⁤ near 70 degrees.

The strengthening‍ winds are a result⁤ of a trough of low pressure moving toward ‍the California coast. While the initial front is forecast to pass early Tuesday morning, ⁢the low-pressure system is expected ⁢to stall over the⁣ state. This positioning raises the possibility‍ of post-frontal convection, bringing showers and isolated thunderstorms to the region from Tuesday⁢ through Thursday.

The Sierra Nevada is anticipated to receive ⁤the most significant ⁢stormy activity, with a chance of showers extending into the foothills. Valley rain is less certain, though a stray shower ‍cannot be ruled out. ‌

High temperatures in the valleys‍ will fall into the low 80s by midweek. The system is predicted to move eastward ‌by Thursday, paving the way for a warmer and sunnier Friday.

Updated: ‌10:31 PM PDT Sep 7, 2025

September 8, 2025 0 comments

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Global Forecast-Fahrenheit | Weather | cadillacnews.com

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 7, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

A worldwide‍ heatwave is impacting⁢ numerous ‌cities,with temperatures soaring into the 90s Fahrenheit ⁢as of ⁢September 7,2025. From Vientiane, Laos, to ⁢Ulan Bator, Mongolia, residents are bracing for ⁤continued high ⁢temperatures ⁣adn ‍varying conditions⁢ ranging from brief showers to persistent rain.

This global weather pattern affects⁤ billions, impacting daily life, agriculture, and energy demands.Accurate forecasting is crucial for public⁤ safety and economic stability as communities prepare for‍ potential heat-related illnesses, disruptions to travel, and strain on resources. The forecast, compiled by AccuWeather, ‌provides a snapshot of conditions across diverse locations, offering insights into localized weather events and broader climate trends.

Here’s a city-by-city breakdown of the forecast as of September 7, 2025:

asia

Ulan Bator, Mongolia: Expect partly sunny and hot conditions with a high of⁣ 96°F (36°C) and a low⁢ of‍ 77°F (25°C). Winds will‌ be from the⁤ southeast at 7⁢ mph, with 57% humidity, a 7%‍ chance ⁣of⁢ precipitation, and a UV index of‌ 7.
Vientiane, Laos: Brief morning ⁣showers are anticipated, with a high of 91°F‍ (33°C) and a low of‌ 77°F (25°C). A stray afternoon‍ thunderstorm is possible. Winds will be from the southeast at 6 mph,humidity at 77%,a 91% chance of precipitation,and a UV index of 9.
Yangon, Myanmar: Periods ⁤of rain and drizzle are forecast, with a high of 87°F (31°C) and a ⁣low of 76°F (24°C). Winds will be from the southwest at 6 mph, humidity at 81%, a 96% ‍chance ⁤of precipitation, and⁤ a UV index⁣ of 3.
Yerevan, Armenia: Sunshine and warm temperatures are ⁤expected, ‌with ‌a high ⁣of 87°F (31°C) and a low of 61°F (16°C).⁣ Winds will be from the northeast at 4 mph, ‍humidity at 31%, ‌a 3% chance of precipitation, and a UV index of 7.

Europe

Vienna, Austria: Conditions will be partly cloudy with ⁤sunshine, with a high of 78°F (26°C)⁤ and a ⁣low of ⁤58°F (14°C). Winds will be from the west-northwest at 3 mph, humidity at 60%, an ‌8% chance of precipitation, and a UV index of 5.
Vilnius, ⁣Lithuania: Warm sunshine is predicted, with⁢ a high of 79°F (26°C) and a low ⁤of 57°F (14°C).Winds will be from the east at 7 mph, humidity at 61%, a 6% chance⁢ of precipitation, and a UV index of 4.
Warsaw, Poland: Mostly⁣ cloudy skies⁣ are expected, with a high ⁤of 77°F (25°C)‍ and a low of 57°F ⁣(14°C). Winds will be‍ from the east at 11 mph, humidity‌ at 56%, a 12% chance of precipitation, and a⁢ UV‌ index of 4.

North America

Vancouver, Canada: Morning showers are likely, transitioning to cloudy conditions, with a high of 72°F (22°C) and a low of 59°F⁢ (15°C). Winds will be⁢ from the north-northeast at 5 mph, humidity at 78%, a 39% chance of

September 7, 2025 0 comments

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Kansas City Weather: Rain, Showers, and Thunderstorms Forecast

by David Harrison – Chief Editor September 2, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Kansas City Under Lingering Showers as Temperatures Remain Cool

Kansas city residents can expect continued showers and overcast skies throughout Monday evening, according to the First Alert Weather Team. The ongoing precipitation prompted a First Alert Weather Day designation due to the widespread, scattered nature of the showers.

The cool, damp conditions are impacting evening commutes and outdoor activities across the metro area. Temperatures are currently in the 60s and will dip into the 50s overnight. While Tuesday promises a gradual drying trend, highs will remain below the seasonal average in the 70s. A more significant weather shift is anticipated Wednesday, with a fast-moving cold front bringing the potential for heavier rainfall and thunderstorms – already declared another First Alert Weather Impact Day. Following Wednesday’s system, a noticeable change towards autumn-like weather is expected to arrive for the weekend.

Occasional, patchy showers are expected to persist through the evening. The current forecast indicates a slow clearing trend for Tuesday,with cooler-than-normal temperatures continuing. Wednesday’s cold front poses a risk of more intense storms before the arrival of drier, autumnal air.

Updated: 4:53 PM CDT Sep 1, 2025

September 2, 2025 0 comments

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