Mondays with Mike

Forecasters from Colorado State just released their latest hurricane season forecast update, but what exactly do they look at? Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz explains.

After the second warmest July on record, what’s next? Where’s the next tropical storm? Finally, why is buying a car so crazy these days?

Welcome to our new, beautiful weather center! Mike shows you around.

Last week we had the two hottest days on record for the planet, but how do they know that?

In our ongoing digital series, Chief Meteorologist Mike Iscovitz shares what he saw, and what you might see, in NASA's Saharan Dust satellite image.

What is an Omega Block, and why is it causing our Texas-sized heat wave?

Today on Mondays with Mike, a look at a tropical system that marks what could be a strange hurricane season. Also, extreme heat and humidity strikes Houston again.

Hurricane season begins on June 1st, but the time is now to get your plans made in case a storm comes our way this year.

Every hurricane season, the cone of uncertainty is all over the weather report, but it's important to know what the cone tells us and what vital information it doesn't.

As part of our ongoing digital series, Mike examines topics such as: Where does the word hurricane come from? What was the biggest one ever? And how did a British captain invent a weather word we use every day?