June 1 marks the beginning of hurricane season and a familiar tension settles over Houston.

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Hurricane season is officially underway, and for many people across the Houston area, the memories of Hurricane Beryl are still fresh.

Hurricane season begins this weekend, and Houston-area officials urge residents to prepare now by signing up for emergency alerts, checking evacuation maps, and gradually building hurricane kits with essential supplies for at least seven days.

Harris County residents still have several chances to learn more about FEMA’s newly released draft floodplain maps and how they could impact your neighborhood. The Harris County Flood Control District has scheduled four additional virtual public meetings where residents can hear updates, ask questions, and provide feedback about the proposed floodplain changes.

As hurricane season approaches, one Houston organization is working to make sure some of the community’s most vulnerable residents are prepared before the next storm hits.

Here's how NOAA and Colorado Statue University hurricane forecast compare.

Hurricane season is less than two weeks away, and one of the biggest threats to your home might already be standing in your backyard. KPRC 2 spoke with Brad Phillips, an ISA Certified Master Arborist with 26 years of experience — the highest credential in the field — to talk about what homeowners should be looking for right now, before the storms arrive.

Hurricane season kicks off June 1st and while the season is forecasted to be slightly below normal, it only takes one storm to bring devastation to our home city of Houston.

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Hurricane season starts June 1. Learn how Houston families living paycheck to paycheck can build an affordable 7 day hurricane kit with water, non-perishable food and other essentials without breaking the bank.

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With hurricane season beginning June 1, Texas insurance experts are warning Houston-area homeowners not to wait to purchase flood insurance.

As hurricane season approaches, many homeowners are looking into backup power—but industry experts say the real decision isn’t just about the generator itself. It’s about the company behind it.