severe weather

A long-term severe weather outbreak is threatening much of Texas from Saturday through Wednesday. What can East Texas expect?

East Texas can expect severe storms, sub-freezing wind chills, and then 70s for highs, all within 3 days.

A cold front is expected to trigger widespread thunderstorms across the Pineywoods on Wednesday. Some of those could be severe with isolated tornadoes.

A dangerous line of storms moving towards east and southeast Texas has prompted the issuance of a Tornado Watch for 39 counties.

A cold front is approaching the Pineywoods this Thursday, bringing a chance of showers. There is also the possibility of severe storms.

Prepare now in case of an emergency or natural disaster.

East Texas faces severe weather risk as fall’s first cold front brings rain, storms, high winds, and possible tornadoes across the Piney Woods.

You may be tempted to stop under an overpass during a storm—but in Texas, that’s against the law.

Check out this video of a severe Texas microburst as captured by an Australian storm chaser

Know the difference between a watch and a warning—it could protect your property and save your life.

Stay weather aware today.

Stay weather aware through Saturday.