Anthony Yanez

4 days ago | click2houston.com | Anthony Yanez |Brittany Taylor

This is the time of year people flock to the beach. But with the right conditions dangerous rip currents can form. Here is how to spot a rip current. There are some simple things to remember if you’re heading to the coast. If you can’t swim or are an inexperienced swimmer, think, when the waves are high, stay dry. In calmer waters, don’t let the water go above your knees. Never swim alone. If you are in doubt, don’t go out, and always swim near a lifeguard.

1 week ago | click2houston.com | Anthony Yanez

Published: June 20, 2025 at 10:39 AMSign up for our NewslettersPublished: June 20, 2025 at 10:39 AMHOUSTON – When I walked into the office on Monday and pulled up our Click2Pins, I saw dozens of amazing shelf cloud photos waiting for me. Meteorologists sometimes call these “SLCs,” short for Scary Looking Clouds. It’snot exactly a technical term, but if you’ve seen one, you get it!They look intense, but don’t let the drama fool you. Shelf clouds are usually more bark than bite.

2 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Anthony Yanez

Published: June 12, 2025 at 3:45 AMHOUSTON – Your KPRC 2 Weather team is tracking another round of strong thunderstorms already firing off in Houston Thursday morning. A Flood Watch is in effect until 7 PM for our northern and northwestern areas. Rain totals of 2 to 4 inches are expected in the highlighted green zones, with isolated spots possibly seeing up to 6 inches. Street flooding is possible in parts of Houston, and the risk for hail and damaging winds continues.

2 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Justin Stapleton |Anthony Yanez |Caroline Brown

Published: June 10, 2025 at 3:59 AMHOUSTON – The Houston area saw a line of storms roll through early Monday morning and afternoon. Some of these storms were severe with golf ball sized hail reported. These storms have exited but more are possible Tuesday through Friday. Live radar is below:There is a another threat for severe storms Tuesday afternoon with the greatest threat being damaging winds and hail. The current timing of Tuesday’s storms is from noon to 6pm.

3 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Anthony Yanez

HOUSTON – Before I get to the forecast, I want to show you something new with Click2Pins. In the past, when you sent us a photo or video, we’d share it on TV along with your name. Now, we can take it a step further, your photo appears right on the map, showing exactly where it was taken. This is a powerful tool, especially during severe weather. It helps us highlight where the strongest storms hit and how different areas are impacted in real time.