Texas Severe Weather

The Texas Panhandle has seen a mild year so far, but that’s about to change. The Farmer’s Almanac warns of a hotter, drier summer ahead—possibly worse than last year’s brutal heat.

From spring storms to winter freezes, Texans face a constant rotation of weather threats. When one ends, another is just beginning.

A Texas father of three was tragically killed by a lightning strike while golfing with his own father. The rare bolt struck just hours before a forecasted storm.

The National Weather Service has confirmed what all took place during the severe weather outbreak last week.

Severe weather could strike many parts of Texas on Sunday from Lubbock to Amarillo and Midland to Dallas-Fort Worth.

The Texas DPS is urging residents to prepare for tornadoes and hurricanes by packing emergency kits, planning evacuation routes, and staying alert.

Plan for another round of severe weather for Friday.

Hurricane Beulah ripped through Texas in 1967, spawning 115 tornadoes, killing 58 Americans, and causing over $2 billion in damage.

Rain, hail, flooding, and even a tornado is possible over the few days with severe weather on the South Plains.

After a Texas rainstorm, your house may become a haven for pests like cockroaches, mosquitoes, and spiders seeking dry shelter. Here's what to watch for.