Weather

This month is a crazy one if you look to the skies. It has nothing to do with astronauts.

Well 2020 is really getting to be the year that no one can guess what’s next.

Masks for you and the kids, and hand sanitizer might be a couple of items that you didn't have to stock in your go kit before the pandemic.

It'll be a big beautiful moon over Texas tonight.

Even right here, around my house, I'm amazed at the bountiful beauty and how many things, both lovely and necessary, come from the Earth.

While navigating a global pandemic, one cannot imagine adding a natural disaster into the mix, but that is the reality for many who have recently experienced tornados touching down in their hometowns.

Saturday is the anniversary of one of the most famous tornado outbreaks in U.S. history; The Palm Sunday Tornado Outbreak.

Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, you can check out the “Super Pink Moon”. This moon has a lot going on, so let’s break it down.

Not only are we dealing with this COVID-19 pandemic, we're entering into tornado season in East Texas. If you've ever wanted to be a storm spotter, you can learn now online.

According to early meteorologist data, it can be a big one.

An upgraded 5.0 magnitude earthquake rocked far west Texas this morning near Mentone, Texas - around 77 miles west of Odessa.

By now we’re used to the term super-moon.