severe weather

The Storm Prediction Center has placed much of East Texas under an 'enhanced risk' for the development of some strong to severe thunderstorms this evening and lingering through Thursday morning.

Did you know that nocturnal tornadoes are more than twice as likely to be deadly?

East Texans will want to be weather aware Wednesday evening into early Thursday morning.

Investigators with the National Weather Service have released specific details on the Alto tornadoes.

Spring time in East Texas brings the threat of severe weather and we have that potential Saturday afternoon across the area.

Winter 2018-2019 arrived last Friday and so far it's been pretty mild, but an approaching cold front looks to change all that overnight tonight.

Most of East Texas may see rough weather tomorrow as a strong system works its way through the Piney woods.

It's the one night that kids all across East Texas look forward to for months, however Halloween this year could be threatened by some severe weather in East Texas.

Governor Abbott attended a second Press Conference hosted by Officials in Van Zandt County on Sunday afternoon updating the public on the continued search and rescue efforts following the deadly tornado outbreak last night.

UPDATE 9:15 a.m.: The Red Cross now has shelters set up at the following locations in Van Zandt County:

UPDATE Sunday 9:55 a.m.:
A Press Conference was held this morning in Canton to update citizens on the affects of the deadly tornadoes last night.

East Texas has seen its fair share of severe weather over the past month or so and it appears as if we could see another round of such weather again this afternoon.