severe weather

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It's been a while, but severe storms are a possibility in the Pineywoods

Hurricane Ida looks to be the strongest hurricane to ever hit the Louisiana coastline, one year after Laura took that dubious honor

One computer model is forecasting the possibility of a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico by late June.

The threat for severe storms is not as a great as it was yesterday, however, forecasters are concerned of a few isolated storms as they day progresses.

Much of the Pineywoods is under a tornado watch through much of the evening.

Unfortunately, gusty winds, hail, localized flooding and tornadoes are all possible.

For the 2nd time in 3 days, severe weather is expected in the Pineywoods.

East Texas could see severe weather beginning this morning. A major tornado outbreak could happen across Mississippi.

Hail, gusty winds, and yup, even an isolated tornado is not out of the question between now and lunch time Wednesday.

Angelina, Nacogdoches and several other counties in Deep East Texas are included.

Flooding, Hail, and an isolated tornado are possible through midday Thursday