NWS: Severe thunderstorms may bring tornadoes, hail, flooding, heavy winds to San Antonio area

NWS: Severe thunderstorms may bring tornadoes, hail, flooding, heavy winds to San Antonio area

By Caleb Downs, mySanAntonio.com Updated 6:45 am CST, Wednesday, December 26, 2018 The National Weather Service said the thunderstorms expected to hit South Central Texas on Wednesday may bring tornadoes, hail, flooding and heavy winds. The National Weather Service said the thunderstorms expected to hit South Central Texas on Wednesday may bring tornadoes, hail, flooding and heavy winds. Photo: National Weather Service Photo: National Weather Service Image 1 of / 42 Caption Close Image 1 of…

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WEATHER ALERT: Tornado watch issued for Houston region

WEATHER ALERT: Tornado watch issued for Houston region

HOUSTON – A tornado watch has been issued for Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Matagorda and Wharton counties until 11 a.m. as a line of thunderstorms continues to push into the metro area. An earlier watch for counties to the north of the Houston Metro was allowed to expire. As of 2 a.m. Thursday, the strongest storm is in the College Station area and moving to the northeast at 40 to 50 mph, bringing…

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Storms, damaging winds expected in Houston

Storms, damaging winds expected in Houston

The Houston area is expecting severe thunderstorms and localized flooding, with potential isolated tornadoes Wednesday and Thursday. Showers are supposed to start Wednesday afternoon and turn into storms by nighttime, with one to three inches of rain possible overnight, according to the National Weather Service in Houston. Winds up to 25 mph are expected overnight, as well. Meteorologists say the greatest risk for localized flooding and isolated tornadoes would start at midnight through morning Thursday.

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Tornadoes, severe weather possible for the Houston area after Christmas

Tornadoes, severe weather possible for the Houston area after Christmas

Julian Gill, Houston Chronicle Published 11:09 am CST, Monday, December 24, 2018 PHOTOS: Houston’s most flood-prone roads  The Houston area is expected to get some nasty weather the Wednesday after Christmas. Storms bring chances for tornadoes, heavy rain and small hail, the National Weather Service reported. >>> See some roads most likely to be barricaded during a storm  less PHOTOS: Houston’s most flood-prone roads  The Houston area is expected to get some nasty weather the Wednesday…

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North Texas airman surprises mom for Christmas

North Texas airman surprises mom for Christmas

DALLAS – After a difficult stretch, a North Texas mom got a surprise that has brightened her holiday season. Her son who is in the U.S. Air Force came home for Christmas. Teresa Melton-Strader was all smiles when her son, Airman 1st Class Matthew Melton, surprised her at work Thursday afternoon. Her family and co-workers at Baylor Hospital in Dallas helped pull it off. They called Teresa into a room at the hospital for a…

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Spencer Solves It: Family of 5 struggling after Hurricane Harvey decimated home

Spencer Solves It: Family of 5 struggling after Hurricane Harvey decimated home

HOUSTON – Just days before Christmas, Rosy Reyes took Bill Spencer on a tour of her flood-ravaged trailer home in north Houston. A place where it seemed everything is crumbling and falling apart. From the holes in the walls, bigger holes in the ceiling, to the rotting floors that are separating and are literally dangerous to walk on in places. “This is where the rain comes pouring right down on our bed where my husband and (sic) me sleep,” Reyes said….

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Trump tells GOP he won't sign spending bill

Trump tells GOP he won't sign spending bill

WASHINGTON (AP) – Lashed by rare criticism from conservatives, President Donald Trump declared Thursday he would not sign a bill to keep funding the government because it fails to provide billions for his border wall with Mexico, throwing Congress into deep disarray and risking a federal shutdown this weekend. Conservatives want to keep fighting for the money to pay for the wall as a last act of the GOP-led Congress before Democrats take House control…

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Trump tells GOP he won't sign spending bill

Trump tells GOP he won't sign spending bill

WASHINGTON (AP) – Lashed by rare criticism from conservatives, President Donald Trump declared Thursday he would not sign a bill to keep funding the government because it fails to provide billions for his border wall with Mexico, throwing Congress into deep disarray and risking a federal shutdown this weekend. Conservatives want to keep fighting for the money to pay for the wall as a last act of the GOP-led Congress before Democrats take House control…

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Public meeting for Coastal Texas Study proposal

Public meeting for Coastal Texas Study proposal

SEABROOK, Texas (FOX 26) – Hurricanes Ike, Rita, and Dolly have cost much devastation to the Gulf Coast. Something needs to be done to protect our economy and environment from these natural disasters, but it’s not easy to come up with a solution. Three years into a five-and-half year Coastal Texas Study and a proposal has been laid out to the public in a series of meetings. The purpose is to give people an opportunity…

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College of Business Hosts ‘The Connected Coast’ Summit Series to Benefit Hurricane Harvey-Impacted Communities

College of Business Hosts ‘The Connected Coast’ Summit Series to Benefit Hurricane Harvey-Impacted Communities

[embedded content] ROCKPORT, Texas – As the coastal communities struck by Hurricane Harvey work on rebuilding, they also look to incorporate the latest technologies, innovative infrastructure, and opportunities for economic growth. To support these goals, the College of Business (COB) at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is bringing together national experts to share ideas in a series of summits called The Connected Coast. “The Island University, as represented by the COB Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center,…

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Gulf Oyster Reefs Are Hurting. Now There's Help From Oil Spill Aid Money.

Gulf Oyster Reefs Are Hurting. Now There's Help From Oil Spill Aid Money.

Off Cedar Key on Florida’s west coast, the water is some of the most pristine in the Gulf. The estuary there has long supported a thriving seafood industry. Sue Colson, a city commissioner in Cedar Key, says one of the best places to harvest oysters used to be the Lone Cabbage oyster reef, about a mile offshore. When the tide was really low, she says there were so many oysters that she and her husband…

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Owls’ halftime adjustment keeps Hurricanes at bay

Owls’ halftime adjustment keeps Hurricanes at bay

By Mike Considine, Correspondent Published 12:00 am CST, Tuesday, December 18, 2018 Future Highlands opponents should keep one key trait the Owls showed against Sam Houston in mind. The Owls are comfortable at any tempo. Highlands (14-6, 1-0) established a 32-20 halftime lead in the District 27-5A game, mostly through executing well in the halfcourt. In the second half, the Owls responded when Sam Houston (10-6, 1-1) pushed the pace, piling up fastbreak points to close…

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Vandals caught on camera targeting renovated home damaged by Hurricane Harvey

PASADENA, Texas – A remodeling company believes a group of teens are responsible for vandalizing a home under construction in Pasadena.  The company’s owner said the suspects put holes in the walls, broke a back window, dumped paint all over the floors and used it to write profanity on the windows.  “You can see that they went and put their foot through the wall, and you even have a footprint here,” said Francisco Campos Jr. His…

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San Antonio’s Big Wildfire Is Coming, Here’s How Firefighters and Communities Are Preparing

San Antonio’s Big Wildfire Is Coming, Here’s How Firefighters and Communities Are Preparing

Fog and mist enveloped the Roseheart subdivision nestled in the thick brush of northern Bexar County on December sixth, as firefighters gathered there to train for the kind of wildfire that could turn the neighborhood into a roaring inferno. Firefighters in full gear ran between houses and into backyards, some dragging hoses behind them, simulating real-life fire scenarios. Instructors came to the training event from around the country, including from California, where historic wildfires raged…

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El Niño forecast to bring more rain, flooding this winter to Houston

El Niño forecast to bring more rain, flooding this winter to Houston

***HOLD FOR GRACZYK STORY***File – In this April 19, 2016 file photo, residents walk through floodwaters after being evacuated from their flooded apartment complex, in Houston. It’s believed the El Nino warm waters in the Pacific have been responsible for above-average rainfall over much of Texas and the Southwest the past year. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File) less ***HOLD FOR GRACZYK STORY***File – In this April 19, 2016 file photo, residents walk through floodwaters after…

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