As we anticipate just a taste of the storms that have been affecting Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, a Flash Flood Watch has already been slated for Thursday Morning in Sabine, San Augustine, and Shelby counties
Late Tuesday or early Wednesday Isaac is expected to make landfall as a hurricane with winds up to 100mph.
But the big question is where it will land. Mostly because it's such a slow moving storm, at about 14 miles an hour
Venturing outside these days makes it hard to breath. Even walking from the nice, cool office out to the car after work can make a girl sweat. And we don’t even want to talk about that temperature inside the car. Ouch! Those seats are sizzlin’.
We probably don’t have to tell you that a heat advisory is in effect for much of East Texas, including Angelina and Nacogdoches Counties, through 7pm Thursday. What does that mean exactly?
I had to watch this video a couple of times, even with the people screaming it was a shark to find out what really happened. So apparently this lady was fishing off of a deck of a house very close to a beach inlet
I remember when I was a kid one of my favorite shows was "The Dukes of Hazard". Mostly for the car "The General Lee" and of course Daisy Duke. I used to love to watch the General fly through the
I totally spaced on the entire Venus passing in front of the sun thing. I heard you have to make some special viewer and it just sounded like too much work, and I wouldn't technically be "seeing" it at all really
An eclipse like this only happens once every twenty years, and it will be viewable in Texas Sunday; partially anyway.
A solar eclipse is when the moon blocks out the sun for a time, and leaves a ring of fire around its circumference. The sky gets a little spooky-looking for a bit and then the moon and sun part like a good Dancing with the Stars release move, and life goes back to normal.
Spots like Reno, NV and Albuquerque, NM will have the most spectacular views of the complete eclipse, but the entire path of the eclipse stretches from China to Texas. Plenty of folks will have the opportunity to see the rare show of nature.
Listeners in Shelby and Nacogdoches County started calling the station around 10:11am this morning. Apparently there was a 3.7 magnitude earthquake that struck the southwest side of Timpson. Earthquakes are a very rare thing in East Texas and the first thing that I thought of was fracking, looks like others are having the same thoughts, but it could very well just be a random incident.
Last summer was hot. Miserably hot. But meteorologists are predicting that this summer might not be so bad.
Might we actually be able to leave our air-conditioned homes, schools, and offices at 4 p.m. without pain? Will the pools be cool and refreshing, instead of feeling like bath water?
I was at Car Mart today from 11-1 and of course it had to HAIL! I doesn't matter what time I do a remote, I swear it attracts bad weather. If you remember the storm, imagine me under a tent watching the sales people getting hit in the head with hail
Lots of us have friends and family in the Dallas area. My son goes to UT at Denton and I was worried about how this was going to effect him. Got a text back from him and they are all fine, and nothing really happened there, not even hail.
This weather will start effecting us at some point, and we have a Tornado Watch in effect until 10pm for the listening area.
Found this footage shot just hours ago of a Tornado on the ground in Arlington.
