Once again the National Weather Service is predicting a deluge of rain to hit the area later today thru Wednesday. Forecasts call for a chance of 6 to 8 inches of rain across a large portion of the Four States Area including Texarkana. I
There is a good chance that we will be getting some pretty significant rainfall over the next couple of days. Here are a couple of maps with forecasts for the potential of both severe weather, and heavy rainfall thru Wednesday.
Heavy rains are expected in the Ark-La-Tex thru this weekend, with 6 to 8 inches possible in the Texarkana area. The heaviest of the rains are expected in two waves with the first dropping into the area Thursday night.
Nature’s force is at times awe-inspiring, but often downright scary. A woman in West Liberty, Kentucky experienced this first hand when she captured footage of a huge tornado heading towards her direction.
If you are complaining about all the rainy days we have been having this winter. You might want to stop complaining. Remember the exceptional drought and extremely hot temperatures we had last summer?
That will probably help you feel better on these cool and wet February days. The Four
February 15, 2012 If you are complaining about all the rainy days we have been having this winter. You might want to stop complaining. Remember the exceptional drought and extremely hot temperatures we had last summer?
That will probably help you feel better on these cool and wet February days
February 13, 2012 Winter Weather Advisory remain in effect until Noon today across the northern portion of the four states area. Bridges and overpasses have some ice on them and there have been reports of several accidents on Interstate 30 and the Loops around Texarkana
The below listed schools and business closures are due to the winter weather traveling through the ArklaTex area this morning. Check back for further updates.
The meteorological summer of 2011 is now officially the hottest summer on record since 1896 when they started keeping records in Texarkana.
This is one of the stories in all of the Hurricane coverage that gave me a real sense of pride. Proud that the 3rd US Infantry Regiment “The Old Guard” will never forget the sacrifices and the respect owed, to not only the Tomb Of The Unknowns, but to all of the men and women that have fought and died for our country.
Hurricane Irene is storming, and some areas on the east coast are really getting slammed hard. High winds, LOTS of rain blowing over trees on houses, cars, and people. We remember when Rita came through town, and did lots of damage here (Even blew away part of the Fair & Rodeo…Remember?). However, if you are doing a weather report in an area where the storm is not that bad at the moment, and you are in Virginia… you can expect rednecks… and expect them to get NEKKID!
August 26, 2011 So, you can see it on most all TV channels, Hurricane Irene has her sights set on the East Coast. I know you have probably seen this stuff before, but it never hurts to recap what supplies you will need to survive a hurricane.
