The Top 10 Most Tornado-Prone Cities
Tornado season is starting in many parts of the country. Is your town or city at risk?
Tornado season is starting in many parts of the country. Is your town or city at risk?
There are seven words that we as radio talent and TV news reporters can't say on the air or have our listeners or viewers say or we could be hit with a fine from the FCC and possibly lose the license for the station. However, they occasionally make it on the air as in this case.
So it's not white. It's a wet Christmas.
The rumbles of thunder make it seem more like April than December, and if you're traveling today expect the rain showers to continue until around 3pm. Rain chances decrease after that, but are still possible through tonight. If there is precipitation falling tonight when the temperatures turn even colder, a smidge of snow hasn't been ruled out.
Look closely. That weather pattern looks kind of like Godzilla, no? The folks at Fun 107 think so, and are calling it "Weather Godzilla."
"But does it have a novelty Twitter account?," you may be asking. Why yes. Yes it does. Weather
Today will be a warm day, but don’t expect it to last.
If you’re the type that crawls out of bed in the morning and walks out to the driveway to pick up the newspaper in your pj’s, you’ll get a blast of cold air on Friday morning. You might want to grab a blankey!
A few cool fronts have passed through East Texas this fall, but this Canadian front that’s on its way today will be the strongest yet. How cold will it get?
The risk was just too great, so organizers made the decision to shut down the rides and close the gates to the East Texas State Fair early.
The fair had 43,400 people in attendance on Friday and the midway actually broke a record for the amount of money brought in.
It could have been a record-setting weekend perhaps, but organizers called it quits and cancelled the Sunday evening concert.
When an earthquake hits, crawl under furniture. When a flood hits, get to higher ground. And when Hurricane Isaac hits, Tebow. That’s right, it looks like that iconic internet sensation known as Tebowing is one of our best defenses against harsh winds and rain.
With Tropical Storm Isaac making its move to the north-northwest, Gulf Coast residents are at the ready to flee out of the soon to be hurricanes way and out of danger. With the storm due to make landfall Wednesday somewhere around New Orleans, evacuees could be fleeing to East Texas to escape wind, rain, tornadoes and flooding from the hurricane.
Many parts of East Texas were woken up this morning to a round of strong thunderstorms that produced locally heavy rainfall and quite a bit of lightning and thunder. That trend will hopefully continue through the weekend and bring cooler temperatures to East Texas too.
July is always hot, but if it seems like last month was even more uncomfortable than usual, you’re right. In fact, it’s now in the record books as the warmest month in history.
The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm warnings at several parts of East Texas, and residents are advised to exercise caution — especially driving home this evening during rush hour.
The City of Longview Parks and Recreation Department has decided to temporarily close Teague Park while workers clean up debris from a strong storm that moved through Monday.