severe weather

Tropical storm warnings are already in place for several East Texas Counties.

A slow moving line of storms this morning has dumped 2 to 5 inches of rain across parts of the Pineywoods

Hurricane Laura is expected to be a Category 4 at landfall, bringing with it an unsurvivable storm surge near the eye wall

Laura is still expected to be a Category 3 hurricane at landfall, but while over the Gulf she could intensify with sustained winds at 130 mph.

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.

East Texas School Districts Plan Early Release Due To Potential Severe Weather

We all know someone with one or all of these personalities when severe storms hit East Texas.

After a partly cloudy and very warm and humid Wednesday afternoon, portions of East Texas could experience severe weather.

Another cold front and storm system could bring a round of severe weather back in to East Texas tonight and early Thursday morning.

Tuesday morning through early afternoon portions of East Texas could be dealing with some severe weather.

Another cold front is marching in from the west and could bring some pretty strong thunderstorms with it this weekend.

The potential for severe weather and some strong storms will be moving back into East Texas Wednesday.