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Overnight severe weather risk in Houston
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Overnight severe weather risk in Houston

  • November 29, 2025

⚠️Sleeping Through Danger: We’re tracking a low but very present chance for strong-to-severe storms tonight across Houston into Sunday morning as a strong front pushes through our area – arriving between 10 pm and 5 Sunday.

– This morning: Tracking lighter rain

– Around 5 PM: Isolated thunderstorms possible north and northwest

– 10 PM Saturday night to 5 AM Sunday: Main line of strong/severe storms moves through — this is when the highest risk arrives and most of us will be asleep.

READ: Severe Weather threat to hit Houston while you’re sleeping

Monday’s two tornadoes show the tornado threat is real, even if tonight’s probability is low (2%).We still need to be weather-aware.

1. Nighttime tornadoes are 2–3 times deadlier because warnings were missed while people were fast asleep, missed the warning and couldn’t take cover.

2. Standard phone alerts wake only about 35% of people, according to a 2023 FEMA/IPAWS national survey found Wireless Emergency Alerts

most phones are silenced or on Do Not Disturb.

3. Nighttime power outages take ~70% longer to restore, according to Center Point Energy’s 2024 data. Hurricane Beryl and derecho showed restoration times almost 70% longer because of poor visibility and reduce overnight staffing.

READ: Cy-Fair firefighters took shelter in garage as tornado hit Cypress home

This means you need to prepare ahead of tonight’s storm:

1. Get a weather radio as your first line of defense.

2.Turn OFF your Do Not Disturb and turn UP your volume on your phone.

3.Pick your safe space now ahead of the storm and practice a tornado drill.

→ Lowest floor, interior room with no windows (bathroom, closet, hallway, or basement)

4.Stock up on batteries for flashlights, battery radios, headlamps and glow sticks – so you’re prepared should you lose power.

READ: Cypress teen rides out storm in closet with family dog

Again, even though the weather risk is low, it’s still present. @kprc2daji will have your updates tonight at 6 and 10, @kprc2anthony will here at 11 pm and I’ll @kprc2brittanybegley be back in at 2 am.

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Stay safe tonight

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