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Heavy rain and cooler temperatures in our picture (opens the original)
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Summer has lingered through September this year. September 2026 will go into the record book as the third hottest on record. With the 85.1 degree average this month exceeded by 86.0 degrees in 2019 and 85.7 degrees in 2023. Temperatures in League City also have set records, with the 83.7-degree average measuring 3.5 degrees above normal for the month. For the heat weary, there is good news, although it may involve some soggy weather. Deep moisture flowing into Southeast Texas from the south and
Heat to continue, but there's hope for relief on the horizon (opens the original)
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Despite the calendar, summertime conditions continue across Southeast Texas. So far this month, League City has averaged 84.2 degrees, which is 3.2 degrees above normal and would be warm even for July and August. One of the culprits for this hot weather is a strong mid- to upper-level high pressure ridge extending from Texas northeastward to the Great Lakes and eastern Canada. This type of pattern has kept any intrusions of cool air well to the north. Looking ahead, there may be some relief. Fir
Galveston County dodged a bullet with Tropical Storm Edouard (opens the original)
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As late as 4 p.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service still had a Flood Watch for Galveston and Harris counties with heavy rain expected overnight and into today. Scholes International Airport and League City received 0.02 of an inch, however, while both Hobby Airport and Bush Intercontinental received only 0.01 through midnight Tuesday night. A band of thunderstorms rolled through Galveston early Wednesday morning bringing some needed rain to the sland, with a 0.46 inch downpour at Scholes an
Gulf disturbance might end up in Galveston County (opens the original)
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Satellite data has indicated the disturbance 125 miles south of the Louisiana coast has become better organized since Saturday. Consequently, the National Hurricane Center has increased the chances of tropical depression or tropical storm development to 50% as the low tracks slowly west-northwestward. The expected track should bring the system ashore over southwest Louisiana or the upper Texas coast. The latest model array supports either a turn northward into southwest Louisiana or more directl
Hot, dry weather to hang around for until August is done (opens the original)
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First, the bad news. Our hot, dry weather is likely to linger through the end of this month. Heat indexes as high as 108 degrees in Galveston and 113 degrees in League City are possible later this week. In addition, precipitation will be in short supply. So far this month, Galveston has received only 0.09 inch of rain compared to the 1.93 inches normally seen by Aug. 19. Meanwhile, League City has fared a little better with 0.89 inch. However, that is 2.12 inches below what normally would be exp
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