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Crosby, TX Weather

Crosby, TX Weather

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About Crosby, TX Weather

Crosby, TX Weather is a local weather and information service for Crosby, Texas residents. It combines forecasts and alerts with area-specific flood, fishing, air quality, traffic, school, and community information, and provides API and agent access.

Key features

  1. 01Current conditions and forecasts
  2. 02Weather alerts and radar
  3. 03Flood gauges and fishing conditions
  4. 04Air quality, pollen, and burn bans
  5. 05Traffic, local news, and school calendar
  6. 06Public REST API and Markdown pages

Use cases

  1. 01Check local forecasts and active warnings
  2. 02Review nearby river levels and fishing conditions
  3. 03Check pollen, air quality, and burn-ban status
  4. 04Retrieve local data through an API or agent

MCP support

The Streamable HTTP MCP server at https://crosbynews.com/mcp exposes tools for weather, alerts, tropical outlooks, air quality, water, fishing, traffic, news, schools, emergencies, and radar.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://crosbynews.com/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

14

This tool takes no parameters.

Details

From the project README

crosbynews.com

Live weather and local news for Crosby, Texas — fast, ad-free, no trackers. The whole site is a single Cloudflare Worker with no framework and no runtime dependencies.

→ crosbynews.com

What it does

  • Weather — current conditions, a 12-hour strip, a 7-day forecast, and any active alerts for Crosby, TX (northeast Harris County), refreshed every 15 minutes from the U.S. National Weather Service (api.weather.gov). The homepage is a hub with the highlights of everything below.
  • Hourly — the full 48-hour forecast table.
  • Radar — the NWS KHGX (Houston-Galveston) radar loop, which covers Crosby.
  • Alerts — active NWS alerts plus a plain-language severe-weather guide, with opt-in push notifications for life-threatening warnings.
  • Water Levels — live river/bayou flood gauges for the waters around Crosby (NOAA/NWS NWPS).
  • Fishing — live USGS water conditions (temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, clarity) for the waters people fish near Crosby: Lake Houston, the San Jacinto forks, the Trinity River, and nearby bayous.
  • Tropics — the Atlantic tropical outlook: named storms plus the areas NHC is watching for development from the National Hurricane Center.
  • Air Quality — the measured U.S. Air Quality Index for the Houston-Galveston-Brazoria area (which includes Crosby) from EPA/AirNow monitors, with a per-pollutant breakdown and health guidance.
  • Pollen & Mold — the Houston Health Department's measured daily tree, weed, grass, and mold count for the Crosby area, published weekday mornings.
  • Traffic — road incidents and lane closures on the Crosby-area corridors, from Houston TranStar.
  • News — local headlines for Crosby and nearby communities.
  • School Calendar — Crosby ISD calendar (holidays, early-release, testing, athletics) with one-tap subscribe links.
  • Burn Ban Status — the current outdoor- burning ban status for Harris County, TX (which includes Crosby) from the Texas A&M Forest Service, countywide only.
  • Emergency — emergency numbers, alert channels, flood tools, and hurricane-prep resources for NE Harris County.
  • About — what the site is and where the data comes from; Developers — the API/agent surface on one page.
  • Privacy — no cookies, no trackers, no personal data; Contact — general and security addresses; Sitemap — every page and endpoint.

Every page is also available in Mexican Spanish (es-MX) under an /es prefix — e.g. /es, /es/hourly, /es/alerts.

Built for agents, too

Every page is content-negotiated — send Accept: text/markdown (or add ?format=md to any URL) for a clean Markdown rendering. The site also exposes:

Connect the MCP server from Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http crosbynews https://crosbynews.com/mcp

Stack

  • Cloudflare Workers (ES modules) + Workers KV for the cached forecast.
  • Workers static assets for the binary files only — the PNG app icons, favicon.ico and the link-preview image in public/, drawn by scripts/build-icons.mjs.
  • No framework and no runtime dependencies — the Worker imports nothing. The source under src/ is bundled by Wrangler (esbuild) at deploy time, which CI exercises on every pull request via wrangler deploy --dry-run. wrangler.jsonc is the config.
  • A 15-minute cron refreshes the cached NWS forecast and alerts, plus river gauges, fishing-water conditions and road incidents on every tick — and, on a slower cadence, the tropical outlook (~1h June–November hurricane season, ~24h the rest of the year), the pollen count (weekday mornings only, once that day's count posts), the burn-ban status (~4h) and the school calendar (~24h). Local news is the exception: it is written out-of-band, because Google News blocks Worker IPs.
  • Data: U.S. National Weather Service (public domain), NOAA NWPS and NHC, EPA (UV), EPA/AirNow (measured air quality, Open-Meteo modeled fallback), the Houston Health Department (pollen & mold), the Texas A&M Forest Service (burn-ban status), the U.S. Geological Survey (fishing-water conditions), Houston TranStar (traffic), Crosby ISD, and Google News.

Develop

npm install
npx wrangler dev      # run locally
npx wrangler deploy   # deploy (CI also deploys on push to main)

License

MIT — the code is free to reuse. The live site's DATA is not: it's sourced from NWS, NOAA, EPA/AirNow, HHD, USGS, Houston TranStar, Crosby ISD, and Google News under each provider's own terms, and com.crosbynews/weather (the published MCP listing) is this project's own namespace, not something a fork inherits.


Independent project — not affiliated with the National Weather Service, NOAA, or any government agency. Weather data courtesy of the U.S. National Weather Service.

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