snow

Almost one year ago, remember Snowmageddon 2021? Guess what's coming this week? Your planning forecast currently has a 60% chance of rain, freezing rain and snow for Thursday, along with some bitterly cold temperatures in the Texarkana area. Let's check out the week.

More than $73.3 million in FEMA assistance has been approved for survivors in Texas after the federal government declared the state a disaster area February 19.

My fur babies ARE my babies. So, it did not surprise me at all to watch this woman instinctively jump into the frozen water to rescue her baby.

With more snow today that means we all might be looking for something else to do with this snow.  We've all made the snowmen, some have made the snow angels and have had snowball fights, but now what? Snow Ice Cream!

The weather has been brutal this week with record-breaking snowfall and temperatures across much of the area with more on the way. So, it's not surprising that a very rare weather phenomenon would occur aptly named "Snownado."

So, Texarkana finally got some snow not a light dusting but a real snowfall. Many reports are saying we received anywhere between 6-8 inches depending on where you live. Now it's time for kids to have a little fun. Did you know there are several other snow activities that you can do besides building a snowman?

Texarkana and the surrounding area are in for the coldest temperatures this winter and a chance of some snow as well.

It's a new year and wouldn't it be wonderful to see a little snow? There's a chance of snow this weekend in the Texarkana area.

Mom's and dad's, get the kids ready for some fun this weekend with movies, Santa, snow and more at the Perot Theatre this Saturday, December 19.

It's January. Usually, we have it pretty cold in January in our area, but not so much this year. As I type this, our high today will be close to 70. Will we see any snow this winter?

Don't panic! Yes, it appears we're going to get some ice and snow tonight, maybe 2 - 3 inches. Preparations are a good idea, but buying up every stinking loaf of bread and every gallon of milk at the grocery store is probably a bit of an overreaction.

This video captures the unbreakable bond between a man and his snow blower.