The Atlantic hurricane season continues through November 30, and forecasters still monitor the Gulf and western Caribbean for late-season development. But for most of Texas, especially inland areas and the southern coastline, the most dangerous stretch of the season appears to be ending.

Tropical Storm Imelda in 2019 produced significant flooding Southeast Texas and ranks as one of the wettest storms ever to impact the state. According to NOAA, damage was estimated to be in the neighborhood of $5 billion.

A tropical wave in the central Atlantic has a high chance of strengthening over the next seven days, and a low chance over the next 48 hours.

In 2005, the eye of Hurricane Rita made landfall at the Texas-Louisiana border. The Category 3 storm was responsible for more than 100 deaths and more than $18.5 million in damage, bringing a devastating storm surge that only worsened the effects of Hurricane Katrina weeks before.

It was both one of the most intense Atlantic Basin hurricanes on record, but also one of its most overshadowed. Here's why 2005's Hurricane Rita should never be forgotten.

Less than a month after Hurricane Katrina, a new, stronger storm that is often overlooked in the annals of history caused unprecedented evacuations ahead of its landfall.

Hurricane Ike struck the upper Texas coast near Galveston in September 2008 and virtually wiped a popular beach community off the map.

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - According to AAA Texas, most Texas drivers are paying less for gas as autumn begins, compared to previous weeks.

This comes after Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Albany was damaged by Hurricane Michael in 2018. Mitchell acted as an insurance adjuster during the aftermath of the hurricane, officials said.

The Bermuda High's eastern position is steering storms out to sea, but a westward shift could drive hurricanes toward Texas and the Gulf Coast.