Things old and new in Austin in late fall By Paul Katula • Dec 20, 2017 A $1bn bond issue, new technology, old and new books, movies, and a Texas Teacher of the Year who used to work in Hollywood.
Snow falls from Southeast to Northeast By Paul Katula • Dec 9, 2017 A winter storm has left people without power on dangerous roads. School events from basketball to the SAT test have been cancelled.
Noticeable yaw during a windy O’Hare landing By Paul Katula • Dec 5, 2017 It's windy today in Chicago, which can cause problems for buses. It certainly caused issues for planes at the airports.
More Nov. tornadoes in OH, IN, PA, IL By Paul Katula • Nov 7, 2017 A few tornadoes caused damaged buildings in the Midwest over the weekend. No serious injuries reported. Yes, in November.
Irma, a Cat. 5, wipes out Antigua, Barbuda; Fla. in path By Paul Katula • Sep 7, 2017 Hurricane Irma remained a Category 5 storm longer than any other hurricane in recorded history. It's headed to south Florida.
San Francisco is hot, with wildfires blazing nearby By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2017 Extreme and record-setting heat came to the San Francisco area late last week, and wildfires continue to threaten lives and national treasures.
Hurricane Irma churns as fake forecasts abound By Paul Katula • Sep 2, 2017 Don't trust every hurricane forecast you read on social media. Irma is a dangerous storm, but the Nat'l Weather Service says it may not hit land.
Houston schools to resume Sept. 11, after clean-up By Paul Katula • Aug 31, 2017 Hurricane Harvey, now a tropical depression, will lead to a long clean-up process. Houston kids return to school on Sept. 11.
Hurricane Harvey may dump >30" of rain on Texas By Paul Katula • Aug 25, 2017 Hurricane Harvey barrels down on South Texas, near the Houston area, affecting not only schools but lives and communities.
Possible tornado in Salisbury turns over cars By Paul Katula • Aug 7, 2017 A strong storm moved through Salisbury, Md., this afternoon, causing some damage and overturning cars. No one was hurt.