Tomball is an adorable city in Texas that has a lot to offer. It’s home of the Port Houston and was named after one important person who helped develop this great port, Rep Thomas Henry Ball! The town of Tomball was founded in 1838 by settlers who found an open, fertile land that received adequate rainfall—perfect conditions for farming and raising cattle. It is on a grant given to William Hurd’s heirs back when it first started out as just another small settlement along the Texas coast line but soon became known far beyond what could have been imagined due its booming economy with cotton crops being grown throughout most parts around this time period which led people here living happily ever after!

The city is situated on a small island in the middle of an ocean. The population numbers are quite low, but they have managed to preserve their natural beauty with lush green trees that cover up most surfaces throughout this area. Tomball has a humid subtropical climate, abbreviated “Cfa” on climate maps. The area is usually warm and comfortable all year long with an average high temperature of 74°F (23 °C) during summer months while winter brings chilly spells that can drop below freezing at night time but not often enough for anyone who loves seeing snow!