HOUSTON – It's baaaaaaaaccckkkkk!! Those oak flowers called Catkins are already smudging a sidewalk near you! If you have an allergy to Oak (and there are hundreds of tree varieties) then get ready. Our warm winter is to blame although rainy weather does help as the pollen blows around more in dry air. Try removing your shoes at the door, keep the car clean, and make sure the dog doesn't track those yellow buds in the house. The Pollen Peak isn't usually until April! And I'm already getting Bluebonnet pictures! WOW.
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Parade weather is going to be dicey. Latest model runs continue to forecast light rain tomorrow morning and into the early afternoon. So for the Rodeo parade at 10am, we'll have mild warm 70s, but take an umbrella for sure. I'm Grand Marshall of Galveston's Zaniest Golf Cart Parade on the Strand tomorrow at 1pm and it's going to be close as far as rain. You Gambrinus folks tomorrow night will be fine!
Here is the latest FV3 model run for tomorrow morning:
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Finally, I was honored to be a speaker at the Congressional Healthcare Innovation Summit at the Baker Institute yesterday. Congressman Dan Crenshaw, who lost his mother to cancer, spearheaded the event. Great strides are taking place in our medical community. The key is to get health care solutions out there faster and affordably. A big thank you to those organizers for including me!
Have a safe, fun weekend wherever you decide to parade! The upside is the weather WILL turn sunny by Saturday afternoon and Sunday looks terrific! You heard why the fog was so rich, right? He had his own bank..............
Frank