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  Six Ways Houstonians Get Ready for Fall

  September 27 at 5 a.m.

  In other parts of the country, fall is in relative full swing. The chill of evening temperatures in the 50s and 60s, the scent of the first seasonal fire and leaves just beginning to edge brown and gold are drifting southward ever so slowly. Here in Houston, September isn't fall...

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  Five Rules For Employers During the Next Flooding Event

  September 24 at 5 a.m.

  We don't know when it will happen, but it will. In four of the last five years, we have had major flood events, two of which were tropical in nature. And that excludes a couple other storm-ridden days other parts of the country would consider flooding that we just refer...

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  Imelda Dumps Plenty of Rain on Houston

  September 20 at 8:17 a.m.

  During Imelda's storm the bulk of the flooding was to the east and south of the Houston. However, several inches of rain from the remnants of Imelda fell on the metro area causing plenty of flooding and traffic issues. Things were expected to clear up Friday with the chance of some scattered showers and storms. (Photos by Doogie Roux)

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  Four Lessons We Learned About Weather During Tropical Storm Imelda Flooding

  September 20 at 5 a.m.

  Tropical Storm Imelda inundated the city of Houston and surrounding parts of southeast Texas this week with some areas receiving 20, 30, even 40 inches of rain over a 48-hour period. Places like Winnie and New Caney saw flooding on par with or higher than rates during Hurricane Harvey. That...

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  Major Flash Flooding Remains a Serious Issue in Southeast Texas

  September 19 at 2:42 p.m.

  At 2 p.m., a flash flood warning remained in effect for most of southeast Texas through later in the afternoon. Rainfall had lessened across the northern parts of the area, but it does continue to fall and portions of Fort Bend County are getting hit at the moment by a...

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  One Last, Brutal Round with Imelda Before We Dry Out [UPDATED]

  September 19 at 8:48 a.m.

  Former Topical Storm Imelda apparently decided southeast Texas hadn't had enough rain just yet. A potent band of heavy rainfall producing, in some cases, three inches of rain per hour is sagging across northeast Harris County and points south and east toward Beaumont. This large band of rain should be...