Most Houston-area residents woke up to two delights Tuesday morning: an unusually thick blanket of snow, and the power thankfully still on. It was a sharp contrast to the last time the region saw ...

There is no strong signal that this pattern will change in at least the next 14 days, she said. How much snow did New Orleans ...

Houstonians woke up Tuesday to a rare event: snow in Texas. A historic winter storm blanketed much of Southeast Texas and Houston in heavy snow and ice. Accumulating snow and dangerous road ...

A rare frigid storm charged through Texas and the northern Gulf Coast on Tuesday, blanketing New Orleans and Houston with snow that ...

While snow is a rare occurrence in Houston, historical records show it has happened sporadically over the past few decades.

Houston woke up to a winter wonderland Tuesday as a fresh blanket of snow fell across the region. The winter storm that also brought sleet should taper off through Tuesday afternoon. How does this ...

Houston has seen more than an inch of snow on a single day nine times in the last 129 years. RELATED: Houston to get widespread snowfall this week, some areas up to 5-6 inches ...

Some of the most significant snowfall events have occurred in February. Will there be snow in Texas this month?

∎ The Port of Houston said all its facilities will be closed through Wednesday because of the harsh winter weather. Weather experts are using terms like "historic snowfall'' and "the most significant ...

Warming centers across Houston remained open as snow continued to fall Tuesday. The winter weather also prompted closures of schools, government offices and medical facilities across Southeast Texas.

With a blanket of snow and ice covering the Houston region early Tuesday morning, transportation across the city came to a halt as Houstonians stayed home and off the roads during the winter storm.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Snow in Houston doesn't happen every winter, but it does happen. Even though it's rare, the city is no stranger to dealing with copious amounts of snow. In fact ...