Texas Severe Weather

This summer's floods in Texas have changed the skies above Kerr County, with new flight restrictions making it clear: safety comes first in desperate times.

The loss is immense in West Texas, but so is the spirit of giving. Local businesses are stepping up in remarkable ways to help those in need.

In the heart of Texas Hill Country, floods are testing the strength of our community. Let’s take a moment to help our neighbors in need.

Many Texans park under overpasses or underpasses during hailstorms, but doing so is illegal and dangerous. Here's why it’s not the safe move you think it is.

From NOAA radios to weather apps, discover the essential tools Amarillo residents are using to stay weather-aware this tornado season.

The Texas heat is no joke, folks. A recent tragedy shows just how crucial it is to stay cool and hydrated this summer.

The Texas Panhandle has seen a mild year so far, but that’s about to change. The Farmer’s Almanac warns of a hotter, drier summer ahead—possibly worse than last year’s brutal heat.

The legendary Reed Timmer is making a pit stop at the Paramount Theatre, bringing jaw-dropping storm stories and a sprinkle of humor to the stage.

The wind might have bent the sign, but the heart of the Dixie Pig diner remains as strong as ever.

The Texas DPS is urging residents to prepare for tornadoes and hurricanes by packing emergency kits, planning evacuation routes, and staying alert.

From spring storms to winter freezes, Texans face a constant rotation of weather threats. When one ends, another is just beginning.

Hurricane Beulah ripped through Texas in 1967, spawning 115 tornadoes, killing 58 Americans, and causing over $2 billion in damage.