severe weather

A cold front is expected to trigger widespread thunderstorms across the Pineywoods on Wednesday. Some of those could be severe with isolated tornadoes.

A dangerous line of storms moving towards east and southeast Texas has prompted the issuance of a Tornado Watch for 39 counties.

A cold front is approaching the Pineywoods this Thursday, bringing a chance of showers. There is also the possibility of severe storms.

Prepare now in case of an emergency or natural disaster.

East Texas faces severe weather risk as fall’s first cold front brings rain, storms, high winds, and possible tornadoes across the Piney Woods.

You may be tempted to stop under an overpass during a storm—but in Texas, that’s against the law.

Know the difference between a watch and a warning—it could protect your property and save your life.

Stay weather aware through Saturday.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activated state resources trying to get out ahead of the severe weather and flash flooding that is impacting the State now and will be over the next few days. Severe storms will be crossing our State most of the week and with them could come very large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, river flooding, and the potential for tornados.

With the severe storm season just ramping up in the four-state area and the continuing COVID-19 outbreak,  the Arkansas Department of Health has some guidelines to follow in the event of major storm damage.

With severe weather planning to impact the region this weekend, LifeShare Blood Center is asking for blood donors to give blood ahead of the storm.

It's that time of year again where we can enjoy some sunshine and warmer temperatures. It's also that time of year where we can see some really bad weather, so this is a good time to refresh ourselves on what the most important severe weather terms mean.