Surfers flock to Galveston Island due to rare wave conditions caused by tropical winds, despite the challenges and safety warnings. Red flag alerts are in place, and visitors are advised to enjoy the beach cautiously.

The National Weather Service has canceled Tropical Storm Warnings for Houston as the storm shifts but maintains Coastal Flood Warnings. Unstable weather continues, with chances of showers and thunderstorms forecasted.

Houston expects inclement weather this Juneteenth with an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms, diminishing by nighttime but still likely. Weather conditions may persist into the weekend with varying precipitation.

Houston faces a mix of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall over the next few days, with a potential tropical cyclone threatening the region and potentially affecting Juneteenth celebrations.

Houston anticipates potential flooding due to increased rainfall from a tropical system, with the heaviest expected Tuesday to Thursday, raising flash flood and severe weather concerns.

To prepare for storms, Lake Conroe's level is being reduced by controlled water releases, while Lake Houston's level is also being lowered as a flood mitigation strategy.

Houston faces a week of fluctuating weather with a mix of sweltering heat and potential thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall possible as per the National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center. Residents should closely monitor the conditions.

Houston's forecast includes heat, potential storms, and severe weather in the region, with heavy rain and possible flooding expected early in the week.

The forecast for Houston includes sunny skies and high temperatures, with some chances of showers and thunderstorms, particularly at the weekend and as Juneteenth approaches.

Houston braces for mixed weather, with possible showers and thunderstorms amid mostly sunny skies, while the National Weather Service forecasts an increase in storminess for Southeast Texas next week.

Houston's weather forecast projects hot, humid conditions with intermittent showers and thunderstorms, and a slight risk of severe weather in the region.

Residents rallied against high arsenic levels in dredge spoils from the Houston Ship Channel expansion, as an Amnesty International report decried pollution in the area.

FEMA offers disaster assistance in Texas for severe storm victims, with proactive teams and aid for uninsured or underinsured residents. SBA amends declaration to help nonprofits and businesses with loans.