Weather

Here are the Big Country's latest weather-related announcements.

It's time for the 6th Annual 'Coats for Kids' drive. With your help, we can decrease the number of students that won't have a coat to wear during the coming winter months.

It's the least we can do.

With the severe weather season upon us, it is important to stay up to date with changing conditions. Part of that is understanding the difference between a warning and a watch.

If you've ever wanted to be a part of reporting severe weather in the Big Country, now's your chance with spotter training classes from Skywarn.

It's spring time, which means it's severe weather season in the Big Country. But, how well will you be prepared when a severe thunderstorm or tornado strikes?

It's important to always be prepared in case a severe weather outbreak happens. One way that will help you do that is by signing up for alerts using the CodeRed weather warning system.

We all know about Hurricane Irma, but this guy *really* knows about Hurricane Irma.

These golfers were on fire this round. Well, almost.

Hurricane Irma may do damage to Florida, but it can't destroy the human spirit.

The rain isn't even done yet, and Hurricane Harvey is already the most extreme rain event in history.

Fire ants don't drown in floods; they float in giant islands of nope. Make sure anybody you know in the south Texas flooded areas have soap with them.