weather

This is the first wave of severe weather expected in our area today. Forecasters believe this weather will continue through the day, with even more dangerous weather coming tonight after dark.

Why does it only hail in the warm months? Why not in the winter? And I've learned it's actually a pretty understandable phenomenon.

Is anyone else ready for 2020 to stop with the madness?

One local meteorologist confirms this has the potential to cost lives tonight.

Through its network of mutual aid, SWEPCO has 150 utility workers from Ft. Worth, Abilene, and Austin, Texas to assist with power restoration.

Storms ravaged a huge swath of the Arklatex yesterday evening and continue into this morning leaving downed trees, power lines, and many without power.

The move will also leave the Bayou State without some crucial rescue workers during an increasingly violent and destructive Hurricane season.

The Virgin Islands and Florida are in the storms projected path.

Their current model shows the storm arriving in the Ark-La-Tex between Sunday and Monday.

Storms yesterday afternoon and Sunday night into the wee hours of Monday morning have once again reeked havoc on the Ark-La-Tex

With approximately 20 million people in the immediate area at risk for flooding - you can't be too prepared.

Our phone lines are going nuts this morning with updates from folks around the Ark-La-Tex reporting storm damange, fallen trees, high water on roads, as well as road and school closings. Here's the latest.