Mary Wasson
Meteorologist at Houston Chronicle
Meteorologist at Austin Daily
Meteorologist at San Antonio Express-News (TX)
Meteorologist at San Antonio Express-News (TX)
Meteorologist @Austin_Monthly, @ExpressNews, @HoustonChron. Christian, wife, mother, weightlifter, runner, hiker, and bourbon drinker who loves KY, MS, and TX.
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4 days ago |
expressnews.com | Mary Wasson
San Antonio has transitioned into meteorological summer - the calendar months of June, July and August - signaling the arrival of the year's hottest months. With three 100-degree days already recorded last month, we're hopeful that the recent rainfall in South Texas will delay the return of triple-digit temperatures, at least for another week.
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1 week ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Mary Wasson
Hurricane season starts Sunday, and making last-minute preparations for a hurricane — from scrambling for emergency supplies to frantically trying to secure pets — can turn your household into a zoo. But what does a real zoo with an animal population worthy of Noah's ark do to prep for the storms? “Starting June 1, each department meets with their teams to review the hurricane weather plans,” said Kevin Hodge, vice president of animal programs at the Houston Zoo.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Justin Ballard |Mary Wasson
The Memorial Day weekend is here and it promises to bring Houston both heat and humidity. Of course, no one should be terribly surprised that the unofficial kickoff to summer is going to be hot and humid in Southeast Texas, but can Houston also expect a scattering of downpours? This past week, we got to enjoy comfortably dry air on Wednesday, when dew point temperatures dropped into the upper 50s after the passage of a weak cold front the previous day.
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2 weeks ago |
expressnews.com | Mary Wasson
Three of the most powerful storms to hit the United States during last year's hurricane season, including Hurricane Beryl in Texas, became notable not only for their strength at landfall but also for the heavy rainfall and devastation they continued to cause farther inland in the days that followed.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Mary Wasson
Three of the most powerful storms to hit the United States during last year’s hurricane season, including Hurricane Beryl in Texas, became notable not only for their strength at landfall but also for the heavy rainfall and devastation they continued to cause farther inland in the days that followed.
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Here's the new 2025 Hurricane Season Outlook: There's a 60% chance for an above-average season. This year's main focus is to improve the cone, issue the "potential tropical cyclone" forecast 72 hours out, provide a rip current map, and prepare inland communities for the hazards. https://t.co/qZdr9HYChl
““When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on his glorious throne. Before him will be gathered all the nations, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats.” https://t.co/2lErBYqRwi
RT @NWSGSP: If you like summertime heat, you'll have to wait till June. #ncwx #scwx #gawx https://t.co/QyVcuZpdCM