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Matt Lanza

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Quiet for now, but could the Gulf begin to stir soon?

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By Matt Lanza
| The Eyewall
In brief: We’ll be keeping a casual eye on the Gulf late next week or weekend as the potential does exist for some low-end development. However, it’s by no means close to a certainty at this time. So far this season, including back into May, we’ve seen some hints in the models of potential Gulf development. Yes, the usual suspects have done their usual things. But also, there’s been at least some legitimacy to the overall pattern being unsettled and stormy.
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Shower chances slowly ease back late this weekend across the Houston but not entirely

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By Matt Lanza
| spacecityweather.com
In brief: While numerous rain showers will continue in the Houston area today and probably tomorrow, the overall trend will be toward slightly less coverage toward Sunday. This should lead to a rather classic June week next week with heat, humidity, and hopefully some cooling downpours each afternoon. Numerous showers and thunderstorms have impacted the region the last few days. Pockets of the area have seen as much as 3 to 5 inches of rainfall.
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Everything you need to know about the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season

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By Eric Berger , Matt Lanza
| Substack
In brief: Well, here we are. The start of the six-month Atlantic hurricane season. We are cross-posting Eric’s post from Space City Weather (with some minor broad edits for this audience from Matt) yesterday that attempts to give you the information you need about what to expect and how to prepare, without raising your anxiety too much. A little preparation now will go a long way if the worst happens. We do not put a whole lot of stock in seasonal hurricane forecasting.
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