Strong winds, hail and strong thunderstorms expected to strike South Texas on Wednesday, persist through Friday ...

Meteorologists and forecasters from across the Lone Star State are providing insights into what severe weather may unfold ...

Today's rain: Wednesday's rain coverage will be highest northeast of DFW on the northside of a stationary front. Rain ...

A Flood Watch is in effect for some Southeast Texas counties starting Thursday morning with waves of storms expected to move across the Houston area through Friday. Here's what to expect.

More rain is expected to follow Tuesday’s thunderstorms in Dallas, with rain chances increasing each day leading into the ...

The weather system will send a Pacific cold front through Texas on Friday, causing wind speeds to pick up substantially. Parts of West Texas and the Panhandle may encounter wind gusts as strong as ...

Friday expected to bring the highest threat, but already on Wednesday some of the National Weather Service’s most urgent warnings were in effect for parts of Texas. While spring storms that ...

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If you’re a fan of cooler temperatures, make sure to get outside and enjoy the weather today in Southeast Texas, because it will likely be one of the last times until next fall that temperatures ...

Meteorologists can distinguish between birds and weather patterns on radar due to advances in technology. A study using weather radar data found that billions of birds migrate over the United States ...

TEMPLE, Texas — A cold front is set to move into ... The threat is a Level 1 marginal risk for severe weather. Hail up to one inch in size may be part of the precipitation but gusty, damaging ...

Tonight will be mainly cloudy with spells of patchy rain moving in from the north. A cooler night than of late with a gentle easterly breeze. Tuesday Tomorrow will be chillier and will see a ...