Who is ready for some cooler temperatures? When will we see some sweater weather? Or how about some really cold temperatures? Just wait... Arkansas might see that too this winter.
The storms that came through our area on Wednesday included high winds and a tornado in Cass County. The National Weather Service has confirmed it was an
EF-2 tornado that struck Cass County.
April showers bring May flowers, right? April is the month that we usually think of it to be the wettest and rainiest month of them all but that might not really be the case in Texarkana, especially this year.
Icy road conditions are already being reported to the west of us over in Sulpher Springs and Mt Vernon, and it's slowly moving in our direction. Will it get all the way to Texarkana, that's the big question. One thing is for sure though, you do not want to go to Dallas along the I-30 corridor for the next 36 to 48 hours at least. Don't do it.
Brrr, it's going to get cold Thursday night with an expected low of around 9 degrees. Not only is that cold for us, our pets and plants, it's also not good for our water pipes.
With the sub-freezing temperatures on the way and a chance of winter weather in our area on Thursday, TxDOT is getting crews out to start pretreating all bridges and overpasses in the TxDot district.
Don't panic but it's going to get super cold this week. We are talking crazy, silly, stupid cold. Yes, an Artic Blast of freezing temperatures is heading our way.
Get ready for a very cold weekend this weekend where the days will be chilly and the nights will be freezing, seriously... as in freezing and below-freezing temperatures.
Buckle down the hatches a very strong cold front is expected to move across Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana beginning Friday evening and could last into the early morning hours on Saturday. This storm is likely to bring some very severe weather to the Ark-La-Tex, so folks should be on notice of threatening weather.