Saharan dust travels thousands of miles across the Atlantic, influencing hurricanes, air quality, sunsets, and marine ecosystems.

Hurricane season is here, and climate change is shifting the odds. Meteorologist Caroline Brown breaks down three ways warming is making storms more dangerous — and what it means for Houston.

What wins the battle between a strong El Nino and near record setting warm Gulf waters?

Some of the highest storm surges are reported along the Gulf Coast and they've been catastrophic.

Saharan dust travels thousands of miles across the Atlantic, influencing hurricanes, air quality, sunsets, and marine ecosystems.

Submit your questions to the KPRC 2 weather team.

“Rushing water is an indiscriminate killer. It will take whatever it wants with it, it will take your life if it can,” says one expert.

The University of Barcelona collects all of the forecasts and has an interactive page to view them

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Anthony Yanez meets with the chief of the Hurricane Specialist Unit

We discuss the questions I get asked the most.

It takes a lot more than warm ocean waters to create a hurricane

With hurricane season approaching, KPRC 2 Hurricane Headquarters is here to help Houstonians power through the storms by providing our audience with everything they need to know, starting with terminology.