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NEWS 88.7
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"Washington detected the cruise missiles and have ways to intercept them. It's NPR. Live from news 88 7 in Houston. I'm Kyra Buckley. Flash flood and tropical storm warnings are canceled for the Houston area. As Nicholas moves to the East Still, center point is reporting more than 340,000 customers are without power due to high winds and heavy rain overnight from the storm. This hour. The city of Houston is opening up a handful of service centers in neighborhoods with outages where people can charge phones and other electronic until five this evening. We're following impacts around the region news 88 sevens. Lucio Vasquez is in Baytown right now, and he joins me live, Lucia, What are you seeing? Yeah, I've been here in Baytown for a while now and thankfully, I haven't seen it in extreme amount of damage. It's been pretty comparable to Houston. You know if you don't knock down trees, fences, tree limbs, etcetera. The rain was more pronounced. He originally is when I originally got here, but now it has since died down as time passed. I spoke with a few Baytown residents. One name Pablo. He told me it's the storm wasn't too bad for him and that he'd experienced worse in the past. Another resident named Matt, He told me that his power was knocked out at four AM, and it still hasn't come back. But he was thankful that he doesn't have any physical damage to his property. And I'm going to be here in Baytown for at least a few more hours to evaluate how the city fair throughout the storm. Thanks, Lucio. That's news 88 sevens. Lucio Vasquez reporting. Meanwhile, in Harris County Flood control District meteorologist Jeff Lindner says the most significant flooding in the county occurred along the lower portion of Clear Creek. Was a combination of the rainfall we had about 4 to 6 inches of the Creek Creek watershed and storm surge coming in from Galveston Bay. We actually had about Six FT of Storm surge come into clearly from Galveston Bay overnight. He says A lot of the flooding in Harris County this morning was from storm surge rather than rainfall. You can get the latest storm news at Houston public media dot org today Highs around 80 for this afternoon. Right now it's 73 degrees here in the Ireland area. I'm Kyra Buckley News 88 7. Support for NPR comes from NPR stations. Other contributors include Fisher Investments, Fisher Investments is a fiduciary, which means they always put clients interests first. Fisher Investments clearly different money management. Investing insecurities involves the risk of loss. From NPR and W bur I'm Scott Tong. And I'm talking. Mostly it's here. And now voters in California are answering to questions today..
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NEWS 88.7
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"There, but nothing too dramatic and just, you know, a rainy night, But maybe a little more. I think what caught me off guard If anything was, we were expecting this to be more of a rain event in town, and the impacts of anything seemed to be a little more wind related, like the power outages and so forth. What I know you were also keeping track of rainfall totals through the morning. Anything of significance there to share. I mean, I feel like a lot of your guests earlier in the hour kind of mentioned this, But there have been, you know, quite a few inches of rain in the Galveston area and the southeast parts of Harris County. Houston got around three inches of rain and you'll probably see a lot of puddles and you know, water pool throughout the day, but, um, it doesn't seem like it. Been ash severe as you know what the post has seen. All right news 87. Sarah will Ernst thank you very much appreciate the time. Thanks And we're back again with meteorologist Jeff Lindner from the Harris County Flood Control District, Jeff the ground is pretty saturated. Are there any concerns that even lighter showers not just the next few hours, but in the coming days could could lead to problems. Not really. You know if if you're if you're looking at the ground, you know, we can even get heavier rain during an afternoon thunderstorm here sometimes a terrorist county and we tend to be fine and so You know, the good news is is the center is going to move on off to the east. Eventually, the rains that focused east of that over and towards southwest Louisiana and so that puts us on what we call the dry side of the storm, and we get the dryer coming in from the North and West. And so we're not really looking at chances for rain going forward, and even if we did, we'd be able to handle it here. That's Jeff Lindner, meteorologist with Harris County Flood Control District Just before you go any lessons you want to take away from this particular storm. You know, I think one of the biggest lessons here is is a reminder of how unpredictable sometimes storms could be. And even even with the technology we have and the advancements we wait with forecasting and how good some of the forecasts have been recently. This was one of those storms. That definitely had a lot of forecasting headaches from the start, and we're seeing that kind of bear out now and the impacts and the reaction of what we expected a flood events, But we got kind of a wind event. Um, And so I think that's a lesson to take away. Um And I kind of touching that beginning of making sure you're frequently checking for updates because things can change. They change the light yesterday during the day.
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"Dot com 24 hour Traffic center. The rain and the wind will slowly subside As tropical Storm Nicholas moves toward the East. We still have a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms for the remainder of the afternoon. It's a cooler day, Upper seventies dello eighties today I'm meteorologist Terry Smith from the Weather Channel. At 801. It's 72 at the ktrh top tax defenders. 24, Our weather Center. Our top story. It's Tropical Storm Nicholas moving away from the city of Houston. We didn't get much flooding here. Dealing, though, with power outages 443,000 without power, According to CenterPoint energy across this area, CenterPoint says crews have begun their damage Assessments service restoration process is underway. The storm made landfall as a hurricane around midnight last night. Category one. It was Jeff Lindner with the Harris County Flood Control District told you since morning news could have been a lot worse. The wind and heavy rain, causing some of the issues But so far the rain has been. We've been able to handle the rainfall with the creeks in the BIOS, and even most of our street systems are doing well. Coastal cities and counties. The hardest hit Galveston had 14 inches of rain. Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta says they're beginning a process of clean up already. Got a lot of down to limbs. A lot of power outages throughout the county. We did have, you know, high tide Just right on top of the storm coming in last night, we had roads closed. We broken bridge worked all night, clearing limbs and trees off of roads. Flash flood warning Still, in effect for Harris County, Galveston, Brazoria and Chambers counties for another hour until nine a.m. six inches of rain here in juice, but no significant events from the Houston Fire Department were told. And if you're planning on traveling today, both airports are open. But you better check with your airline Metro will be resuming limited services. Service the Astros will they beat the Rangers 15 to 1 last night, and you're going to hear this? Who teams again tonight at seven. Here on Ktrh. I'm sure a friar in Houston's news, weather and traffic station Here's radio 7 40 ktrh. Hi, guys. It's that time, time, time time lock and load Michael Dairy Show is on the air. Yeah, well, I guess I would assess Weather conditions as Not nearly as bad as they could have been. That's not to say there was no damage done or may not still be some damage to come. But After Harvey, you sort of put everything into perspective. You know? When the Comandante has you in a state of constant fear over Covid. It's It's not a whole. Reservoir of panic left. For the weather conditions. I think most people sort of in a blase way. I've had several people emailed me this morning. Should I tell my staff to come in? Are the roads, okay? I drove around a little bit this morning. Just to violate the Comandante is order not to And what I mostly saw were some limbs down. A lot of lot of leaves down, Uh, out of trees, So the winds were pretty high through the night. Um, uh, I didn't go north South East west. I once I got to the station. I drove around the area around the station, and there were.
NEWS 88.7
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"This is NPR. Live from news. 88 7, Houston. I'm Matt Hera. More than 390,000. People are without power and greater Houston as now tropical Storm Nicholas rolls through our region that includes over 30,000 people in Galveston County officials are reminding you this morning. Then if you see a down to Caroline to stay away from it. And call 911. The National Hurricane Center downgraded the system again from a Category one Hurricane. Jeff Lindner is a meteorologist with the Harris County Flood Control District and has the latest update on the storm's track. You have Senator Storm is located roughly right around the pair Land area, and it's moving toward the north Northeast at about 10 miles an hour, so it's moving at about an average Rate of speed for a system like this, Um, but it's taking its time to get through here and we continue to have the wind. We're going to continue to have the winds for the next several hours, and we're asking everybody to remain where they're at. Stay where you're at the safest location. Right now. It's dangerous. There's lots of tree limbs and debris out on the streets. There is some minor flooding, especially down in the southern portion of Harris County down into Galveston County, and we have a lot of power outages, so there's no signals working in a lot of intersections. So we're asking everybody to stay where they're at. Yeah, Flash flood warning remains in effect for most of the region. The storm made landfall on the Texas coast as hurricane at around 12 30. Ah, near Ah Matagorda County, according to the National Hurricane Center Kent Prohaska is a forecaster with the National Weather Service, and it says that gusts were recorded at around 95 miles an hour at its top speed on Matagorda Bay. Well, we've had quite a few reports of water, washing up onto the beaches and giving up onto the roads. From blue water Highway up towards the sand, really pass area. Uh, tides have definitely come up all across the area, and we're seeing that tides storm surges pushed up into the area. We're getting 2 to 4 Ft of storm surge and that's obviously causing some issues. Highway 87 is was closed at one point may still be with some debris up there. Uh huh. And, of course, then on top of that, you've got the heavy rain. Which is it really going to have trouble running off because those tides of backed up the bios and streams that come That are trying to drain that water out Now. Yesterday, Governor Greg Abbott.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
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"Down on the Texas Gulf coast on Jack Kelly and Fox News just upgraded to Category one hurricane strength, Nicholas is expected to make landfall within hours. Really dangerous conditions going on right now down along the immediate coast with the wind. That's Jeff Lindner, the Harris County, Texas. Meteorologist. Forecasters warned of heavy rain, strong winds and a storm surge as Far east as the Texas Louisiana border Storm is already knocked out power to 21,000 homes and businesses in the Houston area. President Biden in California Monday evening Campaigning against the recall of Governor Gavin Newsom, folks send a message to the nation. Courage matters, leadership matters. Science matters. Vote to keep Gavin Earlier, Republican Larry Elder said the high profile Democrats visiting the state are not campaigning on the governor's record because they can't finish record on fire management. They can't finish record on the fact we're having rolling brownouts. They can't defend his record on the fact that we are running out of water because we haven't added to our water infrastructure system and about 40 years. The recall election is Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken testified remotely to the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Monday. Questions range from the basic how many Americans in Afghan allies are still left As of the end of last week, Uh, we had about 100 American citizens in Afghanistan who told us that they wish to leave the country to concerns about the nation's current dealings with the Taliban. The last time Blinken testified before the House committee in June, he told them the U. S. Was not withdrawing. The embassy was staying boxes. I Shall Hosni reports the hearing had its contentious moments. Three Republican members told the secretary of state he should resign for leaving Americans behind Wall Street Monday, the Dow gained nearly 262 points. The S and P 500 added to And NASDAQ lost Ted. America is listening to Fox News. He raids your fridge to Breda borrows your car without asking scratches. What scratches? He's your brother in law Pay you back. He takes what's yours, And there's nothing you can do. But when identity thieves want to take what's yours? You can do something. Lifelock by Norton monitors your info and alert you to potential threats. If you become a victim, they can help fix it. No one can prevent all identity.
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"That's Jeff Lindner, the Harris County, Texas. Meteorologist. Forecasters warned of heavy rain, Strong winds and storm surge as Far East as the Texas Louisiana border storm is already knocked out power to 21,000 homes and businesses in the Houston area. President Biden in California Monday evening, Campaigning against the recall of Governor Gavin Newsom, send a message to the nation. Courage matters, leadership matters. Science matters. Vote to keep Gavin Earlier, Republican Larry Elder said the high profile Democrats visiting the state are not campaigning on the governor's record because they can't finish record on fire management. They can defend his record on the fact we're having rolling brownouts. They can't defend his record on the fact that we are running out of water because we haven't added to our water infrastructure system in about 40 years. The recall election is Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken testified remotely to the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Monday. Questions range from the basic how many Americans in Afghan allies are still left As of the end of last week, Uh, we had about 100 American citizens in Afghanistan. Who told us that they wish to leave the country to concerns about the nation's current dealings with the Taliban. The last time Blinken testified before the House committee in June, he told them the U. S. Was not withdrawing. The embassy was staying foxes. I Shall Hosni reports the hearing had its contentious moments. Three Republican members told the secretary of state he should resign for leaving Americans behind Wall Street Monday, the Dow gained nearly 262 points, the S and P 500 added. 10 NASDAQ lost Ted America is listening to Fox News from the commission Society of Minnesota Weather Center, showers and thunderstorms across the Metro Tonight Heavy Rainfall is possible low temps will fall to the upper fifties. A mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with a high near seventies sunny Wednesday with highs in the low seventies I'm meteorologist Ashley O'Connor on Twin Cities. Newstalk Am 11 30. Currently it's 65 coming up on the Tuesday edition of Justice and Drew Start your day with Sam Stop, five or 6 20 everything you need to know about what's going on Later in the show. We'll talk about the crime surge in Minneapolis. What can be done about it? And we'll catch up with Pete except from Fox News at 8 35 Justice Injury 11 Local 69 twins..
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"Made in America Studios. All eyes are Nicholas I'm Jeff Exits. Nine o'clock news, radio 7, 40, ktrh traffic and weather together. Here's sky Mike. Most of our big incidents have gone except for ICT in the East Freeway at Sheldon Road on the outbound. It's the frontage road blocked and this is causing some rubbernecking on both the inbound and the outbound 12 extra minutes out to the river. Rest of our freeways, all dragging due to the weather. I'm sky Mike Gulf Coast windows dot com 24 Hour Traffic center. Tropical storm warnings and hurricane watches along the southeast Texas coast. The rest of us under a tropical storm watch primary concern heavy rain today through tonight and tomorrow but also those gusty winds and the water level rise along the coast. The storm surge 2 to 4 FT. Above normal tides, including in Galveston Bay, I'm meteorologist Terry Smith. Brother Weather Channel right now. 75 at the kids here age top tax defenders. 24 hour Weather Center 91 Our top story. The city of Houston is under a tropical storm Watch. Fort Bend and coastal counties are now under a tropical storm warning. That is Nicholas, which could be a hurricane before it hits the Texas coast. We're expecting 8 to 16 inches of rain over a widespread area with possibly up to 20 inches across portions of the middle and upper Texas coastal areas. This kind of rainfall caused considerable flash in urban flooding, especially in the highly urbanized areas. That's Eric Blake with the National Hurricane Center Jeff Lindner with the Harris County Flood Control District, told Houston's morning news This morning. We're on the dirty side of the storm. That side where we get all the rain and the wind and the storm search on the eastern side of this in the in the main correct tonight into tomorrow is going to be the heavy rain and the flooding, especially from about itin southward down toward the coast, Really watching that area closely? Galveston County Judge Mark Henry, also on Houston's morning news. So far, we think we're in decent shape. We know we're gonna get a ton of rain don't exactly know where or how much and we do not at this time, see significant to predictions of water over roads so look like splitting yes, but no major impacts of transportation so far. And we have a complete list.
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"Update during Michael Barry. You can see a pretty solid pack up from highway 90 South Bong I'm sky Mike. The Gulf Coast windows dot com 24 Hour Traffic center. Already some of the farthest reaching rain bands Tropical Storm Nicholas and the rain will continue to pick up in intensity through the day today, tonight and tomorrow as Nicholas makes its way up the Texas Coast. UBS 5 to 15 inches of rainfall is possible between now and Tuesday evening. Diabetes biologist Terry Smith, from the Weather Channel One is raining and 75. Now at the Ktrh top text defenders 24 Our Weather Center. We've got the Tropical Storm Nicholas, Fort Bend and our coastal counties already under a tropical storm warning this morning, the city of Houston still under a Tropical storm watch, But Nicholas is getting closer to our coast could become a hurricane before making landfall tonight. Jeff Lindner with Harris County Flood Control District just told you since morning news. This is not going to be hanging around for days. We're really looking at a period of time from you know, this morning and really later this afternoon this evening through tomorrow and then the storm pushing on off to our East tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, so really kind of a 24 hour period. But during that 24 hour period, it could be certainly pretty rough here. Moments ago, Galveston County Judge Mark Henry told us there's still a lot of questions about this storm. They know what's going to be a lot of rain, but they cannot really pinpoint exactly where it's going to fall. So we really just want people to pay attention. The good news that no one is really forecasting a loss of power. We've got a complete list of school closings that ktrh dot com Among the school districts already closed today. Angleton Clear Creek Dickinson Friends would end report Fort Bend I SD will be dismissing classes early today. H I s D remains open. Nicholas. Some irony here hitting us on the 13th anniversary of hurricane landfall on Galveston Island in 2000 and eight Tyronn Taylor threw for two touchdowns in Texas beat Jacksonville 37 21 in the 2021 season opener. They visit Cleveland next week, and the Astros beat the Angels 3 to 1 the team in Arlington night. To face the Rangers. More news on demand it always ktrh dot com. Keep it there. In order to learn the latest about Tropical Storm Nicholas, Our next update will be At the bottom of the hour. I'm sure a fryer and uses news, weather and traffic station NewsRadio 7 40 ktrh. Back. It's that time. Lock and load. Michael very.
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"Enjoyed its scenic I'm sky Mike, the Gulf Coast windows dot com 24 hour traffic center from our ktrh top tax defenders 24 hour Weather center, tropical storm watches and warnings across Southeast Texas rain and becoming windy for the afternoon. Rain heavy at times. I will get the latest on all this when we talked to Terry Smith at the Weather Channel in about eight minutes, right now, 74 in your officials Severe weather station. NewsRadio. 7 40 Ktrh. It's time for the news here, Sheriff Friar. Good morning, everyone six to now on NewsRadio 7 40 Ktrh news sponsored by texas lending dot com Top story this hour. Fort Bend County and all of our coastal counties under a tropical storm warning this morning City of Houston is still under a tropical storm watch. But Nicholas is getting closer to the Texas coast. We expect the system to make landfall late today. We're expecting 8 to 16 inches of rain over a widespread area with possibly up to 20 inches across portions of the middle and upper Texas coastal areas. That was Eric Blake with the National Hurricane Center. Now a hurricane watch, in effect from Port Aransas to Freeport. Jeff Lindner, with the Harris County Flood Control District just told us likely landfall will be Matagorda. We will be on the dirty side of the storm. Not likely, though, to be come a training storm. We're really looking at a period of time from you know, this morning and really later this afternoon this evening through tomorrow and then the storm pushing on off to our East tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, so really kind of a 24 hour period. But during that 24 hour period, it could be certainly pretty rough. Your A rough 24 hours. Okay, look for the silver lining, though, at least as he didn't say four days, five days we've got a complete list of school closings now. Ktrh dot com. Among the districts already closed today Angleton, Clear Creek, Dickinson, Friendswood and Laporte. Now Reminder if you need it Tropical Storm Nicholas hitting us on the 13th anniversary of Hurricane Ike's landfall. On Galveston Island. Remember, 604 is our time state is suing the spring ISD and five other school districts for going against the governor's ban on masking mandates state also promising to push back on the president. But we have a lot of people working in nursing homes and hospitals who are not vaccinated..
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"Notice. I'm William Shotwell ktrh Gulf Coast windows dot com 24 Hour Traffic center. Widespread flash flood watches and Trump's and watches on for Southeast Texas but already starting to see some trucks from warnings now arrived from Brazoria, Matagorda counties. Hurricane watch. Also in effect, medical order, as Nicholas continues to inch his way toward the Texas coast, where cloudy of period showers and storms arriving low drop down low seventies chance rain 6%. An 80% chance for showers and storms Monday. Heavy rainfall high low eighties wise, but Trump storm conditions possible Monday night and Tuesday. Tuesday's highs low eighties. I mean, there's Tod Burke Weather Channel. It is cloudy and 75. Now here at the top tax defenders. 24 hour Weather Center. Ktrh news time to what our top story parts of the Southwest face the impact of the tropical storm and following The devastating calls by Hurricane Ida Foxes. Adam Clots has more storm going to be passing the Texas coast on Monday. Maybe making landfall on Monday may be linking landfall on Tuesday, still a little bit of indecision there, But currently that storm sitting in the Gulf of Mexico wins at 40 miles an hour. It is moving up towards the north, and it's going to be scraping right along the Texas coast. Now there's still a little bit of indecision on where exactly this storm tracks rain really kind of running along that entire area, and some of those tropical force winds all of that moisture lifting up to the Gulf Coast, even bringing a whole lot of rain over two places. Like Louisiana, Mississippi spots where they have been absolutely drenched here in the last several weeks. According to the National Weather Service. Tropical storm warnings have already been issued for the uh, entire coast of Texas. Meanwhile, Jeff Lindner with the Harris County Flood Control District, expect some flooding here. Street flooding is certainly going to be a possibility. As we go into Monday and Monday night. The good news is the grounds are dry. We are going to be able to handle some of those rainfall initially. But as the grounds begin to saturate, that's where I was certain level is going to go up. Governor. Abbott also has all resources on standby rescue boats, quads as well as high water vehicles are on notice as well. A tropical storm warning is in effect for the mouth of the Rio Grande to Port Aransas. A storm surge watches in effect for the mouth of the Rio Grande, a high island and the tropical storm watch in effect for north of Puerto Ranch is all the way to hire island. Used to measure Sylvester Turner reminding citizens to be mindful of the barricades that are being put out around the areas that have flooded easily in the past. What I would say to people now is to be weather aware weather alerts. Let's say the next 72 hours between now and Wednesday. Harris County Office of Homeland Security, announcing that they are also increasing their readiness. Harris County Judge ruling AJ Armstrong's defense team can argue that someone else killed his parents while they slept in their home. Five years ago. Attorneys for the now 21 year old saying it was his older brother, Joshua, who committed the murders by the court ruling the way she did because a long way in helping us make that argument to the potential jury..
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"Believe you shot wealth in the ktrh Gulf Coast windows dot com 24 hour traffic center. And remember for your commute tomorrow, Sky Mike will be doing traffic every 10 minutes. With the rain coming, you're going to want to follow. Here's the weather all the intentional beyond Tropic Storm Nicholas, it is formed in the Southern Gulf, Mexico will be inching toward the Texas coast could be a slow mover, bringing head rainfall and storm surge our way. Hey, Flats watch in effect tonight through your Tuesday evening Trump Storm watch the storm surge watch in effect for the coasts. We're gonna be looking at some bottom of rainfall and even that coastal flooding showers. Storms likely tonight, especially overnight, low low seventies chance rain 6% and 80% chance of showers and storms on Monday ahead. Rainfall possible high low eighties traps from conditions possible on Tuesday. I mean, draws Todd Bork Oil Channel 78 in Galveston Etienne Spring 85, Katie and 83 degrees from the ktrh. Top Tax defenders. 24 Hour Weather Center Ktrh news time is 801 our top story a tropical Storm watch, which means tropical Storm force winds are possible in the area. Within the next 48 hours has been issued by the National Weather Service for Harris County. Now, according to Inland Harris County that will include Houston, Kingwood and Spring Ktrh is your severe weather station. So we have the whole staff on standby throughout the storm. Keep to your radio at I am 7 40 NewsRadio. Ktrh Governor Greg Abbott ordered the Texas State Operations Center to increase its readiness to level two starting tomorrow morning in response to Nicholas. Jeff Lindner of the Flood Control District talks about the main threats of the storm is going to bring the main threat continues to be the rain and the rain potential. The potential Back to Governor Abbott. He is ordering the Texas State operations Center to increase that level, and he is already ready to resources that will assist local communities impacted by this storm mayor turns reminding citizens to be mindful of the barricades that are currently being placed around areas that have flooded easily in the past. What I would say to people now is to be weather aware weather alerts. Let's say the next 72 hours between now and when's Day. Harris County Office of Homeland Security, announcing that they are in increased readiness. KTRH News Time is 803 Justice Stephen Breyer. Aaron National News was on Fox News Sunday and he thinks that packing the Supreme Court's really bad idea. One party could do it. I guess another party could do it. And the more thing I mean, surely Surface on the surface. It seems to me you start changing all these things around and of People will lose trust in the court. President Biden issued an executive order in the form of a commission to look into court reform and sports. Texans were three point underdog against Jacksonville, but the Texans won by 16 points. Final score was 37 16, the Texans Astros winning the series with Angels two games to one final score today was 3 to 1. Tomorrow they go up by 45. They play the Texas Rangers game time is it seven and you can hear that game in its entirety. Right here on 7 40 ktrh. News on demand. Ktrh dot com Our next update will be at 8 30 breaking news. As it happens, I'm Sally Adams on Houston's news, weather and traffic station. NewsRadio 7 40 k t. R. H Welcome to in the oil patch presented by Shale magazine broadcasting from the oil field experts Studios oilfield experts where you get the right products right now in the oil patch is where together we explore topics that affect us all.
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"He don't. He wanted to be a public figure. He was not shy. Are you serious about movie making? Do you want to be a movie mogul? I'm very serious about the movie making. In fact, we've moved on facilities from MGM and Hollywood to Atlanta. It is the money. Obviously that attracts organized crime. Beavis has managed to insulate himself and others in his organization by setting up paper corporations. Sources tell me he has managed to set up more than 300 of those corporations. There's no doubt in my mind that they are are nervous at best about having to do business with Mike Beavis. I don't have any knowledge is what happened to Mr Hammer. He was a personal friend of mine, and I just think it's a terrible tragedy. Indictment spells out so many charges against you. You think you can beat them off? Oh, yeah, Like junior season I've crossed the Rubicon. I'm ready to do battle. So Mike Leavis walked out this door to freedom. Some are speculating he may be in Colombia or Costa Rica. Countries, which, before of Harvard United States criminals. I had 25 years of the good life. I try to look at it in just that manner. In other words, if this is love This is used radio 7 40 Ktrh Houston drive everywhere with my heart. Now the latest news, weather and traffic from the gallery furniture made in America Studios, the coastline getting ready for the coming storm on Sally Adams. Two o'clock on NewsRadio, 7 40 ktrh with traffic and weather together. There's Williams shot. Well, Good afternoon, everybody. We still have a big vehicle fire problem right now in the eastbound side of East Freeway as you make your way towards Monmouth and all that. It's going to be stopped. Traffic backed up to the East Sam Houston tollway. So it looks like about a 90 minute delay to get through all that If you can find any other alternate route to get out of town, I highly suggested also on the southwest side of the West Loop going towards Southwest Freeway. A new accident has been reported there You'll start seeing traffic trouble right around would way Dr William Shot Wolf and the ktrh Gulf Coast winters dot com. 24 hour traffic center. Weather pattern will trend a lot wetter into next week as moisture surges in from the Gulf after a dry started this Sunday showers will develop this afternoon with a high of 92 Randall increase overnight. The low down to 74 dampen cooler weather for Monday and Tuesday where showers likely there will be heavy down force at times with highs in the upper seventies to low eighties I'm meteorologist Jeff Mar from the Weather Channel, 88 in Galveston, 86. In spring, 19 and Katie and 89 degrees from the ktrh Top tax defenders. 24 Hour Weather Center Ktrh news time. Is to a one our top story. This morning. The National Hurricane Center upgrading the system in the Gulf of Mexico to Tropical Storm Nicholas. It looks like it's going to hug the coast of Texas and head right for Houston a late Tuesday arrival for the brunt of it, and Jeff Lindner of the Harris County Emergency Management says that we can expect flooding street fighting is certainly going to be A possibility as we go into Monday and Monday night, and then we'll have to see the The good news is the grounds are dry. We've been relatively dry lightly, so we are going to be able to handle some of this rain fall initially, but as the grounds begin to saturate, that's where certain level is going to go up with the runoff potential increasing and how that affects the creeks and the buyers. And right now it's just too soon to say if any creature bio have issues because it's just It's still uncertain were exactly the heaviest rain It's going to fall that had to be going to gorgeous day today. The chances for rain are still at 40% range as we get into the later hours tonight, no overnight Ktrh is your severe weather station and we have the whole staff on standby through the storm. So keep tuned right here at AM 7 40 ktrh. And that was in 18 Wheeler on the South Bong Southwest Freeway at West Belfort that went over a barricade and fell off the freeway onto the feeder road. Police say there's at least one fatality 18 Wheeler. Went off the road just burst into flames. That driver is deceased. The wrong way Driver. That vehicle is burned as well. That driver is deceased. Traffic could be slow throughout that area. Still, I do want to remind you for your commute tomorrow, Sky Mike will be doing traffic every 10 minutes. With rain coming, You might want to follow what he says. Ktrh news Time is 203 in sports. Okay. Who, that if you're a Saints fan, or even if you're not, but.
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"jeff lindner" Discussed on KPRC 950 AM
"In my 10 years at the time. I only lived here for a few years that we were told this is going to be a big one. This is going to be a big one, and it wasn't And then finally, Hurricane Harvey happened. And when Harvey happened, a lot of people thought, uh, don't worry. This won't be a big one. And then it was computer models have been so you go ahead. Yeah, Actually, it's funny that you mentioned that because I remember I did. I've grown up in Houston all my life. I was in college during Hurricane Ike. But I was here for Travel to storm Alison. I mean, I think I was like Six or seven and remember, But yet as Harvey was coming down, I was sitting there thinking, my I'm sure it'll be fine. They're just overhyping it or something like that. Um, it You know, we like to make fun of the weather people. I mean, that's just sort of the classic joke, you know, making fun of meteorologist. There's a science there, however, um, I think the really good ones will also tell you Well, yeah, there's a science but Sometimes it's a little bit of an art form. That's why I like the the guys over at space City weather because they'll tell you, you know it's all about probability to them where it's like. Look, it's probably nothing but you know, it could be something. It's not definitively one way or the other. And I think that's how good science and good good meteorology is done. Cherry notices a guy that does this for a living right? On the local TV news stations. It's always a beautiful woman in a tight fitting dress standing in front of the green screen, telling you about the weather until the day comes, when suddenly a real storm heads and that's when they pull this guy out. You've never seen him before, and he's a bit overweight, and he's bald. In short, maybe he doesn't look like he's had Botox. And this guy, and then suddenly, this guy is giving you the real weather report. And every time that happens, Matt, I always think where is this guy been for the last year when they brought out the pretty lady in the skirt to tell us the weather. Uh, some of those pretty ladies. The skirts might get romantically because some of them are our meteorologist. But yeah, I during Harvey, I think, um What's his name? Jeff? Uh, Hang now. Now I'm blanking on his name anyways, Harris County's um, meteorologist he was given the report Jeff Lindner. Yeah. Jeff Linder? Yeah. Uh, yeah. You know, they got him. A, uh, they I mean, just the city of Houston and Internet people..
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"jeff lindner" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Matters dot org or call us at 713440 88 70. First, though, let's talk about the weather. Aside from the occasional shower. It was a beautiful weekend across most of greater Houston, a respite from a long stretch of overcast skies, dumping quite a bit of rain These last two weeks, the end result has been pretty saturated ground and the Barker Reservoir has been a little high in recent days. Fortunately, there are now only slight chances of rain this week. It could have played out differently. Of course, if we got a lot more rain this week, we will have had the formula in place for at least the potential of some of the usual flooded streets. Except not everyone in Houston knows what the usual are, and we thought. During this welcome break in an otherwise rainy stretch. This might be as good a time as any to talk about them. Jeff Lindner is a meteorologist with the Harris County Flood Control District. Matt Lanza is the managing editor at Space City Weather. Jeff Matt. Good morning. Good morning. Morning, Jeff, Let me start with you. I gather we did not see the sort of wet weather we could have had seen this weekend. Nevertheless, there's been reason to note higher levels of water in the Barker Reservoir. How has that water been flowing the last few days. Yeah, We're very fortunate that the reservoirs did not receive significant amount of rain just like we could have seen And good news is this morning that it looks like quotes, addicts and Barker or at peak at the moment, the pools anyways. And those levels should be starting to fall over the next couple days as releases continue down Buffalo by you so right now the core of engineered, releasing about 2200 cubic feet per second from the reservoirs. And yet they have to keep it below about 3000. So they don't produce impacts on buffalo by you So as long as we get a little bit of dry weather this week, we'll have improving conditions on those reservoirs. And the good news is unlike last week, when we were thinking we might have some impact on the roadways. We no longer expect impacts on Highway six Eldridge or West River Parkway. Well, you just jumped ahead to kind of my next question, Which is that those are highway six. Eldridge Westheimer parkways. Those are spots that do have a tendency to flood even just a little When there's enough rain and the reservoir pool rises. This is because they're built through the reservoir, right? Yeah, that's exactly right. All three of those roadways go through the reservoir land along with Parker Side first and clay road and addicts. And the good news is we're at elevations were about a foot below elevations on both reservoirs, which would begin to impact those birth way. So that's good news again. We don't expect impact on that in addicts and it, Parker, we do have some park lands out there. Those are underwater and closed at the moment again, but those are built in the reservoir, and they do flood some time to time. Jeff are there other streets in and around the Houston area that are traditional streets to watch out for high water.
Houston Matters
"jeff lindner" Discussed on Houston Matters
"Houstonians simone biles won her seventh all around gymnastics championship last night but her sights are set on more olympic gold. This summer will controversial scoring for new volt. She's been doing damage. Those hopes. i'm craig cohen today. On houston. matters will discuss it with the defender networks terrence harris. Also this hour. It's the first monday of the month so we once again. Welcome your huston. Ian pet peeves. Whatever small annoyance has been building up in recent weeks. We hope you'll calmly and rationally get them out of your system and have some fun doing it by joining our group known session at talk at houston matters dot org or seven one three four four zero eight hundred seventy also ahead ahead. It was a beautiful weekend but was that enough of a respite from the previous two weeks of rain to relief saturated ground. We discuss it and remind you what streets in houston tend to be most likely to flood during less pleasant weather. We'll start with the news. Update from npr. Stay with us. this is houston matters. I'm craig and good morning this hour. It's the first monday of the month. That means it's time again for our community mon session what we call houston and pet peeves from driving and shopping to grammar and littering social miscues in blood pressure spiking behavior. If it grates on your nerves we want to know about it. We'll try to help you get whatever it is. That's frustrated you out of your system calmly rationally and hopefully will leave you with a smile on the process. Email you ranch now to talk at houston matters dot org or call us at seven three four four zero eighty eight seventy first. Let's talk about the weather. Aside from the occasional shower it was a beautiful weekend across most of greater houston a respite from a long stretch of overcast skies. Dumping quite a bit of rain. These last two weeks the end result has been pretty saturated ground and the barker reservoirs a little high in recent days. Fortunately there are now only slight chances of rain this week it could have played out differently of course if we got a lot more rain this week we will have had the formula in place for at least the potential of some of the usual flooded streets except that everyone in houston knows what the usuals are and we thought during this welcome break in an otherwise rainy stretch. This might be as good a time as any to talk about them. Jeff winner is a meteorologist with the harris county. Flood control district matt. Lanza is the managing editor space city weather. Jeff matt good morning. Good morning jeff. Let me start with you. I gather we did not see the sort of wet weather we could have had seen this weekend. Nevertheless there's been reason to note higher levels of water in the barker reservoir. How has that water been flowing last few days. We're very fortunate that the reservoirs did not receive significant amount of rank we could've seen and Good news this morning. It looks like close addicts barker or at peak at the moment. The pools anyways and Those levels should be starting to fall over the next couple of days as releases. Continue down buffalo bayou so right now the porvenir releasing about twenty two hundred cubic feet per second from the reservoirs and Get they have to keep it below about three thousand So they don't produce impacts on buffalo bayou so as long as as we get a little bit of dry weather this week. We'll have improving conditions on those reservoirs and the good news is unlike last week. When we were thinking we might have intact the roadways we no longer expect impacts on highway six or private parkway. Well you just jumped ahead to kind of next question. Which is those are always. Six eldridge westheimer parkway's those are spots. That do have a tendency to flood even just a little when there's enough rain. In the reservoir pool rises this is because they're built through the reservoir right. Yeah that's exactly right. All three of those berkeley's go through the land along with Falker ciphers and clay road and addicts and The good news is elevations about a flip below elevations on both reading fours which would Tact breath so that's good news again. We don't expect impacts on that In addicts ended parker. Would you have park lands out there. those are underwater enclosed at the moment Again but those are built in the reservoir and they do come from time to time jeff. Are there other streets in and around the houston area that are traditional streets to watch out for high water during any sudden downpours. Oh absolutely you know you look at the feeder roads especially at forty five our prepa golfing tidwell Portions of i ten east I really honestly just any street in our area. We start getting rainfall rates of two or three or four dollars an hour the speech you're actually billed as part of the drainage system. And so they're meant have flood when we get these really heavy rains to hold that water temporarily until the underground systems and catch up and bring that water to the creek value. And so it's always a good idea to remember this time of year we get. These heavy rains never driving to that high water and and generally speaking. If you just wait you know. Twenty thirty forty minutes. That water is going to go down pretty quickly and you can go about what you do. The other thing is if you typically have a route that has you know funding tendencies and gets high water heavy rain. We're having these episodes ahead of planet different route because there's potentially going to be that high water and You know as we always say never even to that turn around. Don't drown matt landa. We had an interesting stretch. These last couple of weeks of a lot of rain. And i heard chatter from some houstonians about how it seemed like the whole month of may was one green storm but in fact it was not anything record setting rain right. Yeah i i think the month of may ended up in somewhere near the top ten of whether or on record You know it was certainly a wet laws. And i've been telling people it's not unheard of by. It's not necessarily common either to have Month like the obey hitter legit and have been You know we we definitely got a lot more ringing what we would typically yet But you know certainly for producing nothing. Unprecedented by any means and i think all things considered we kind of walkout necessarily because you know if there were some flooding here there but You know better than probably could have Given all the rain that we had in the circumstances heading into the weekend. You and eric burger space city whether you were noting that it was a tricky forecast to grab hold of. What about the next several days. Become less streaky. Yeah i can still become a little bit easier. Once you get these upper level system out of their fixer. You know what was okay modeling here. We have to suffer store and get gradually work. Its way out but We're gonna see some continued impact into this week with You know that combination of seabreeze daily thunderstorms but that has seems. It started seeing last thursday and friday. The bomblet started dry out this weekend. Out today If you look at the seven day forecast from the national weather service the to the city of us zero You go north excuses. There will still be some storms especially today with like going into this afternoon. And they run into those if you're traveling But for the next several days Not so much to speak of it. It doesn't look like there's a ton of risks either way But because all these things can always change but right now. We're pretty good about the next few this before we let you go space city whether launched its own app last week which we know about it. Yeah i did about our pretty bad for for people basically to the Place for you to grab a quick forecast a quick overview of the radar at get access our close. Repub your From your phone as requested by a lot of people for a long time ago something we really kind of resisted But we finally gave in and a pretty happy to read that It's a pretty cool. That i actually We can say search back. We're happy here. Badlands is the managing editor at space city weather. Jeff lindner is a meteorologist with the harris county flood. Control district gentlemen. Thanks very much. Thank you and up next. Let the community. Mon session.
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"jeff lindner" Discussed on KTRH
"Tonight. The law 35 clouding into Sunday afternoon with an isolated shower too high of 39. In a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain from Sunday night into Monday, with a high Monday only reaching 24. I'm meteorologist Jeff Mar from the weather Channel. Galveston, You've got 39 now, spring You're a 34. Katie, you got 32. It is 34. When you factor in the wind 14 Mile an hour winds it feels like 25 at Ktrh Top Tax Defenders 24 Hour Weather Center. It's a to one. Our top story wide spread Freezing drizzle has already developed this morning along the line just south of San Antonio and Austin with coming front. We are not expecting that today. Today's about preparing for the coming ice Storm and Arctic freeze HDB President Scott McClellan saying that Texas can handle this. It's a hurricane or if it's covered, or it's his upcoming storm is one of the things we could bank on. His people do what it takes to find a way to get to work. People are getting toe work, buying some Flies grocery stores, bringing in extra staff to stock shelves overnight to make sure that supplies are available. I don't know how long I'm gonna be trapped inside the house. We're just gonna get it done right now. This is a serious situation. And so today's message is about urging everybody to take action right now to prepare man's Harris County Judge Lena Hadda go saying that could be as serious as a cat five, Hurricane Channel two news meteorologists Frank Billingsley says. We don't know where the temperature is going to be settling. By the time we get to Monday, 28 degrees is Monday morning. 20 is for Monday afternoon. Eight degrees for Tuesday morning. And if it's aided Bush sub zero temperatures and I know you're thinking well, they're crazy. It's below 20 everywhere. So this is gonna be a major Arctic outbreak for Tuesday morning into the afternoon. It doesn't look like it really even gets above freezing for most of us, and it's going to be dangerous to drive anywhere in Texas by Monday. The other thing to underscore this is going to be a long duration event. It is not going to be one day. It is not gonna be one night. It is going to be multiple nights and multiple days and, well, we're gonna have to take a look at a little bit later, as we get into Monday and Tuesday with the rest of the week is looking like How we warm up and how quickly we warm out me around. Just Jeff Lindner saying, Just don't drive. We've already got those reports of icy roads up. Maggie Land. Fox meteorologist Rick Wright must pulls back gives us a wide lens National view as the system gains Stephen New Storm coming in across the West, really powerful storm, A lot of rain a lot of snow and that storm by tomorrow gets in across parts of the south Stories of Oklahoma. Lot of snow panhandle, Texas a lot of snow and we're eventually gonna be seeing A bit of an ice storm there as well. So Texas into Louisiana and Arkansas Little Rock right now, 24 degrees. They're expecting up to four inches of snow today, so let us look across the state attacks is starting in the north. It is nine degrees and Amarillo right now for worth is that 18. Arlington, Dallas about 21 Austin is a 27. San Antonio's got 29 We mentioned earlier word about 34 right now, Areas.