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Chita Craft

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What is Houston's longest streak of 100-plus-degree weather?

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By Chita Craft Verified
| KHOU-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — As Houston is sweating out a hot streak, KHOU 11 meteorologist Chita Craft did some number crunching on the city's longest stretches of 100-plus-degree weather. The city's longest consecutive streak of temperatures 100 degrees or higher came in 2011 with 24 days. Second place is more recent with 23 days in 2023. Here's a full breakdown of the top five longest streaks: 1. 2011 - 24 days 2. 2023 - 23 days 3. 1980 - 14 days 4. 1998 - 11 days 5.
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Why Tropical Storm Arthur wasn't as bad for Houston as forecasters expected

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By Chita Craft Verified, Jaime E. Galvan Verified
| Houston Business Journal Verified
Houston may have avoided a much worse flooding scenario as Tropical Storm Arthur moved by, according to a Harris County flood expert.
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Why Tropical Storm Arthur wasn't as bad for Houston as forecasters expected

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By Chita Craft Verified, Jaime E. Galvan Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Tropical Storm Arthur officially became the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season on Wednesday, but Harris County flood experts say Southeast Texas may have ended up with a best-case scenario compared to what forecasters were worried about just a few days ago. Jeff Lindner, a meteorologist with the Harris County Flood Control District, said early forecasts on Sunday and Monday showed the potential for much heavier rainfall farther inland.
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