Justin Stapleton is a meteorologist at KPRC 2 in Houston, Texas. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as hydrology, water conservation, and climate policy, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Justin has been featured in KPRC, where he brings his expertise in both weather forecasting and clinical psychology to inform and engage his audience.
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Justin Stapleton's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events and seasonal changes in the Houston area. His articles often discuss upcoming weather patterns, temperature fluctuations, severe storms, and rain forecasts.
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Heat Advisory through Monday evening More heat, humidity and triple-digit temps:
By: Justin Stapleton
Heat Advisories extend into Tuesday evening, likely reissued for Wednesday More heat, humidity and triple-digit temps:
By: Justin Stapleton
Heat Advisories are still in effect through Wednesday evening After a 6th straight day of 100+ degree heat, we'll slowly start to see some changes in our forecast.
Have a backup plan if you need to dodge the downpours, there will be more coming through the week. Live radar:
By: Justin Stapleton, Rachel Briers
We're not done with the rain yet... tropical moisture brings more rain midweek E arly Week Forecast:
More moisture means more storms possible for the rest of the week
By: Justin Stapleton
Today's Forecast: Scattered showers and storms are expected again for Wednesday afternoon.
Tropical moisture brings more rain for the end of the week Live radar this Thursday: No description found Thursday's Forecast:
Tropical moisture brings more rain through the weekend Friday's Forecast: Houston is missing the brunt of scattered showers and storms Friday afternoon.
Tropical moisture brings more rain for the end of the week
