The very heart of Houston -- the Texas Medical Center ... had to be rebuilt in many ways from the devastation of Tropical Storm Allison.

With precipitation across eastern Texas increasing and population continuing to grow, the effects of urbanization could ...

The most devastating to the majority of homes in the community was Tropical Storm Allison 24 years ago, which inundated much of the Houston area. More than 70,000 homes were flooded in the city.

One was Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, which brought around 40 inches of rain to the Houston area. The other was in 2017, when Hurricane Harvey hit. Both of those years had similar atmospheric ...

"There's a genuine loss there because of that relationship." In early June, tropical storm Allison pummeled the Houston area with 28 inches of rain, taking 22 human lives and causing an estimated ...

Tropical Storm Allison in 2001 devastated the Houston area, but its rains were far less widespread than the forecast calls for with Harvey. That storm still caused $9 billion in damage and killed ...

Five years ago, people up and down the Texas coast were bracing for what would become one of the worst natural disasters in the history of the United States. Twenty years after Allison hit Houston ...

However, that storm never made landfall. Tropical Storm Allison in 2001 devastated the Houston area, but its rains were far less widespread than the forecast calls for with Harvey. In other words ...

The rains and attending floods accompanied the remains of Tropical Storm Allison on a slow journey up the East Coast after stalling for several days over Houston. State damage assessment teams ...