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What the heck is 'La Nina' and how will it affect our weather in Arkansas and Texas?

The long-range forecast for the Texarkana is calling for slightly above normal temperatures and above-normal rainfall.

The summer forecast for Texarkana is calling for hot temperatures and near-normal rainfall.

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."

The long-range forecast for Texarkana is calling for slightly above normal temperatures and below-normal rainfall.

Doesn't seem like 2020 is gonna let up any time soon. According to experts, July will be so hot, it is ‘potentially historic'.

If you were living in the Texarkana area in the early 80's, you may remember this unusual cold snap that froze the Red River and some ponds and lakes.

I was recently looking around on Twitter (hashtag, yes, I was on Twitter -- it can happen). And I was checking out the funny things people were writing about growing up in Texas and Arkansas.

Have you ever wondered what the weather will be like in the future? Well, an interactive map, released by Climate Central, shows how hot Texas cities (and those across the nation) will be in the year 2100.

This is just a partial list, with most places making their decisions in the morning this list will surely be updated with our morning news beginning at 5:30 A.M..

UPDATE: The Winter Storm Watch has been upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning!
Once again, forecasts are calling for Winter Weather in the Ark-La-Tex Sunday evening through Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the area.