Weather

Posted below are the latest Warnings from the National Weather Service office in Shreveport, LA for the Texarkana area. Check back here often and listen on air and online for any emergency instructions that may pertain to you. These are the raw text warning as we receive them. There are a lot of exc…

In accordance with Governor Greg Abbot’s disaster proclamation, Bowie County Judge Bobby Howell and Texarkana, Texas Mayor Bob Bruggeman issued a disaster proclamation today, August 26, 2020, declaring a local state of disaster for Bowie County and the City of Texarkana, Texas certifying that Hurric…

Posted below are the latest Warnings from the National Weather Service office in Shreveport, LA for the Texarkana area. Check back here often and listen on air and online for any emergency instructions that may pertain to you. These are the raw text warning as we receive them. There are a lot of exc…

The Miller County Office of Emergency Management has released information about Hurricane Laura. Below is the latest update.

AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference at the Alternate State Operations Center in Austin where he provided an update on the state’s response to Hurricane Marco and Tropical Storm Laura, both of which are forecast to impact parts of the Texas Coast and East Texas in the coming d…

Why does humidity make people sweat? Why does thunder come after lightning? What is a haboob? It's all here.

Texarkana could be in for a stormy start to the weekend beginning this afternoon. A severe weather outbreak is expected according to the National Weather Service. The Texarkana region is in a high-risk area for strong thunderstorms that could produce up to 2 inches of heavy rain with possible flash …

This weekend the weather experts are predicting colder weather, have you prepped your home for mid-20's lows yet this year? Now is the time.

Extreme heat is expected in several parts of Texas today and may continue through Sunday in some areas, the National Weather Service has warned. The extreme weather creates conditions in which heat-related illnesses are possible.

The National Weather Service has upgraded the severe weather threat for our area to Moderate. You may wonder what that means?

We are in the heart of the severe weather, and tornado season across our area.

The weather could get a little rough in the Texarkana area later this afternoon into the early evening hours.