West Texas and the Panhandle will have the highest chances for hail, while San Antonio has a slight chance of encountering ...

The storms are moving to the east at 30 mph and are expected to arrive in North Texas in the late morning and early afternoon ...

Strong to severe storms are possible in North Texas this weekend ... D-FW Weather Wise From snow to 100-degree heat, we've got you covered. Temperatures will remain in the mid-to-high 80s the ...

The National Weather Service's office in Amarillo reported the following snow totals: Cold temperatures lingered in North Texas through Monday morning. A freeze warning and a frost advisory ...

We only have in a 30% chance of rain for the daylight hours as temperatures warm into the mid 80s, but we'll be tracking a line of thunderstorms expected to blow this way from North Texas.

Rain totals from the Lower Colorado River Authority showed anywhere from 0.2 inches of rain in South Austin to 1.28 inches of rain near Shoal Creek at West 45th Street. Another round of storms is ...

Just as many North Texans were packing away the parkas ... Folks in northern Oklahoma may get snow as the weather system moves through, according to the NWS. Rain continues in the forecast ...

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth is collecting damage reports and will send crews to survey the damage on Monday.

For some Texas towns in the Panhandle, snow and freezing temperatures are ... For those further north, like in Lubbock, the rainy weather will linger throughout the weekend until Sunday.

The NWS adds, "A Tornado Watch remains in effect until midnight for north central Texas. For your protection get inside a sturdy structure and stay away from windows." This warning is in effect ...

If you live in Texas, you may or may not be surprised by the cold front that brought snow to the Panhandle over the weekend. After an unusually cold and snowy winter, Texas weather proved that ...