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Will This HOT Summer Ever End?

In short.... not anytime soon. It has been a rough summer. Triple digits returned yesterday, for... more
The Tropical Season Is Back

The Channel 39 Weather blog is back, after a couple weeks off. The tropics are back too, showing... more
El Nino, What Does It Mean For Us?

So the term is back.... El Nino. Forecasters have determined that El Nino has returned, after a... more
June 2009 Goes To The Recordbooks

You don't need me to tell you June was hot... but here is a little perspective. After compiling... more
Temps This Week Rival 1980's Heatwave

Remember 1980? That summer, over 25 years ago, was one of the more memorable heat waves in the... more
June Is Supposed To Be Wet!

As we all know, weather around southeast Texas can take some wild swings. 2009 has lived up to... more
Stagnant Pattern Means Hot, Humid, and Quiet

Its hard to believe the official start of summer will be rolling around in just a couple weeks or... more
The Season Starts... And We Talk Sunspots Too

It's back. Hurricane season has officially started. The off-season did not last long, and now as... more

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Chance of T-storms

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77 60

Chance of Rain

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74 56

Mostly Cloudy

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Justin Horne:
Weekend Meteorologist

Plan your weekends around Justin Horne's forecast. Get the latest conditions and an accurate forecast Saturday and Sunday on the 39 News at 9p. Justin graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology. After graduation, Justin landed a job at KSAN in San Angelo, Texas as a weekend meteorologist and reporter. Justin comes to KIAH from KMID in Midland, where he was the meteorologist and co-host of Good Morning West Texas. In March 2008, he also earned his American Meteorological Society Certified Broadcast Meteorologist designation. Justin, a native Texan, has always been an avid storm chaser and is excited to take on the challenge of forecasting southeast Texas weather.