About crosbynews.com
crosbynews.com is a fast, no-frills weather page for Crosby, Texas. It shows current conditions, an hourly outlook, a 7-day forecast, and any active weather alerts — and nothing else. No ads, no trackers, no sign-up.
Where the data comes from
Every forecast, conditions reading, and alert on this site comes directly from the U.S. National Weather Service (api.weather.gov) for Crosby, TX (latitude 29.9119, longitude -95.0608). NWS data is in the public domain.
We don't editorialize or adjust the numbers — the site is a clean presentation layer over the official government forecast for the Crosby area.
How often it updates
The forecast and alerts are refreshed every 15 minutes from the National Weather Service. The page you load is served from a cached copy at the edge for speed, and an open browser tab reloads itself every 15 minutes to stay current.
A weather API for developers and agents
The same data powering this page is available as a free, public, no-authentication JSON API:
/api/weather— current conditions, hourly, 7-day forecast, and alerts (JSON)/api/health— service status and cache freshness/openapi.json— OpenAPI 3.1 description of the API/.well-known/api-catalog— RFC 9727 API catalog
Built for AI agents
This site is designed to be readable by AI agents as well as people. Every page is available as Markdown (send an Accept: text/markdown header, or add ?format=md to the URL), and there is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes the weather as callable tools.
/mcp— MCP server (Streamable HTTP): get_current_conditions, get_forecast, get_alertsMCP server card— discovery metadata/llms.txt— plain-language site summary for LLMs (llmstxt.org)This site as Markdown— the weather page, rendered for agents
Contact
Questions, corrections, or a local news tip? Email us:
contact@crosbynews.com— general questions, corrections, and news tips
Disclaimer
crosbynews.com is an independent project and is not affiliated with the National Weather Service, NOAA, or any government agency. Always rely on official sources and local authorities for life-safety decisions during severe weather.