Isolated strong to severe storms possible Tuesday night into Wednesday
The alert continues Tuesday night for the potential of some isolated strong to severe storms.
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The alert continues Tuesday night for the potential of some isolated strong to severe storms.
As we continue moving through the morning drive, we'll see a good deal of the rain and storms tapering off before another round moves in late morning into the afternoon and evening.
Seven minutes and fifty-six seconds of video made public by attorney Geoff Henley Tuesday show Kenneth Wayne Knotts alive and what would end in his demise.
Some new kids are in town, at least at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. A herd of more than 60 goats has arrived, and they've been tasked with a big job!
Both officers have been placed on routine administrative leave.
The surgeon who testified Tuesday morning also said she could not recall certain details.
The investigation is ongoing.
Friday's offering of eclipse visitors looked like normal DFW, but much more are expected Saturday.
Many, many people will be trying to capture the moment. Communication could become difficult.
North Texas doctors say to have your eclipse glasses handy and know when you should wear them.
Kaufman County Commissioner Judge Allen told us the county has 200,000 residents, and they estimate they could have as many as 200,000 visitors this weekend and Monday.
Flooding threat could continue into Wednesday.
Jason Kurth was one of the people who didn't want to take any chances with their viewing spot for the total solar eclipse.
The main threat Monday evening will be large hail, but tornadoes and damaging winds are also possible.
Watching an eclipse doesn't get old for Laverne Biser, who's just a couple of months shy of his 106th birthday.
Victor Turner is on paid leave while the city investigates.
"Best day ever!" yelled one student at Alice Carson Learning Center.
This will be the last total solar eclipse visible from the U.S. until 2044.
Ennis has been celebrating the coming eclipse all weekend long.
Mostly cloudy skies for the eclipse Monday with some breaks in the cloud cover possible during the event.
Many Texas cities are expecting tens of thousands of visitors.
The city is also holding five solar eclipse watch parties leading up to the much-anticipated celestial event on Monday.
Some breaks in low-level clouds are possible during the event. WEATHER ALERTS are in place for Monday afternoon after the eclipse into Tuesday.
Friends have been planning a get-together for 18 months. Now, they just need a little help from Mother Nature.
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