severe storms

CAUTION - explicit language in video 8 to 15 inches of rain and scattered reports of tornadoes greeted residents of San Marcos, Wimberley, Austin, and surrounding areas Friday morning.

Tuesday morning brought heavy downpours across parts of East Texas.  Huntington and Crockett each received about an inch and a half of rain.  If the forecast is correct, we could be in for a lot more.

A weak cool front is expected to make its way across East and Northeast Texas this afternoon and overnight bringing with it the possibility of strong to severe storms.

One to two inches of rain with isolated amounts near 4 inches could fall across parts of Deep East Texas Monday afternoon and evening.

Don't put away the heavy jackets just yet.  A strong cold front has stormed across East Texas Monday morning bringing temperatures into the 50s with wind chills 10-15 degrees below that.  And now we have the possibility of ICE??!!

Early this Friday afternoon severe storms are starting to pop up across the Hill Country and North Central Texas, and forecasters are expecting some of the storms to bring nasty weather to the Pineywoods by later this afternoon and evening.

It seems that most of the folks I've talked to are more than ready for Spring to get here.  The warmer weather is welcome especially when considering the 4 ice/snow events that we had over the past 2 months. Be careful what you wish for.

Today is going to be pretty much a repeat of yesterday as far as the weather is concerned...at least until about late afternoon and early evening.

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch effective until 7 p.m. for parts of East Texas on this Veteran's Day.

As the afternoon progresses, widespread showers and thunderstorms should start popping up across East Texas.  Some of these storms could get to severe levels.

Some parts of East Texas are getting a little break from the heat this evening as storms, severe in some cases, are moving into Nacogdoches and Shelby Counties.

10pm, 4/3/2012 Well, the good news is that we haven't had any tornado warnings issued in Texas since before 7pm, but a severe thunderstorm watch is in place for Angelina, Nacogdoches, Shelby, Tyler, Cherokee, Rusk, Sabine, Panola, Newton, Jasper, and San Augustine counties until 3am.  Another severe thunderstorm watch is in place until 1am for Polk, Trinity, and Houston counties.