We had another warm one today due to breezy southerly winds ahead of a passing weak cold front. That front could kick off some showers and thunderstorms this evening. No severe weather is expected, but lightning is possible.

The company says Dot’s sensor-laden droid is road-capable, with a top speed of 20 mph, and nimble enough to navigate busy sidewalks, bike lanes, and parking lots. Dot can carry a 30-pound delivery haul with space for up to six pizzas.

An increasing chance for showers and storms heading into the weekend as moist onshore flow from the Atlantic builds and an area of low pressure, develops a nor’easter-like pattern with gusty winds and the potential for excessive rainfall.

The robot which travels up to 20 mph, supports DoorDash’s recently developed Autonomous Delivery Platform. While Dashers, vehicles used by independent contractors, can handle long trips, the red Dot is suitable for neighborhood orders.

DoorDash just unveiled new delivery service offerings, the most notable of which is an AI-powered anthropomorphic robot named Dot.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- New signs had drivers doing a double take on the Southwest Freeway Wednesday morning. The reason -- the speed limit. The signs told drivers ...

Sunday: Breezy. Partly sunny with scattered showers in the morning, then mostly sunny with isolated showers in the afternoon. Highs around 65 at the visitor center to around 67 at the summit. East winds up to 20 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent.

A 5-foot-9, 190-pound senior, Gordon came to Tech in 2021 after graduating from Dodge County High School. He has played more than 400 special-teams snaps since 2022 but had logged only three career runs for 8 yards before Saturday’s scoring play.

Finally, a series of fronts will arrive next week and knock our heat down. Highs will be in the mid to low 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday. We also get scattered rain Monday and Tuesday, though it will be on the light side with a quarter inch or less expected at this point. TONIGHT: Cool and clear with lows in the mid-60s.

As Hurricane Imelda speeds away from Bermuda, the National Hurricane Center is now tracking two new disturbances in the Atlantic.