Hurricane Delta Makes Landfall As Category 2 Storm In Louisiana
Hurricane Delta made landfall in southwestern Louisiana as a Category 2 storm Friday.
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Hurricane Delta made landfall in southwestern Louisiana as a Category 2 storm Friday.
Tropical Storm Beta trudged toward the Texas Gulf Coast on Sunday, threatening to bring a "long duration rainfall" event and flooding.
The latest forecast Sunday night showed Sally slowing down and turning more north as it approached the Louisiana coastline.
Tropical Storm Sally is expected to continue to intensify Sunday night and Monday into a Category 1 hurricane -- if not stronger -- and make landfall near New Orleans.
Dozens of people were displaced Saturday after severe storms with powerful winds damaged homes and buildings in parts of Tarrant County.
First COVID-19, now Hurricane Laura... the storm approaching the Texas Gulf Coast has caused the postponement of the Houston Astros' game against the Los Angeles Angels.
Two tropical storms -- Laura and Marco -- could hit America's Gulf Coast this week. In years past, that would send both oil and gas prices soaring. Not this year.
Tropical Storm Marco is quickly approaching landfall in Louisiana, with Laura -- which could become a strong hurricane -- following right behind this week. Texas could see activity from both of these storms.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday held a briefing about the state's response to Hurricane Marco and Tropical Storm Laura as the systems head toward the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Marco was upgraded to a Category 1 hurricane Sunday and is expected to make landfall on the Louisiana coast Monday. The latest track has it moving northwest through North Texas.
Following five days of triple-digit temperatures, North Texas was hit with severe storms, which included powerful winds and hail, Sunday evening.
The tropical depression was expected to affect the lower third of Texas through the weekend.
Widespread damage was seen throughout Bowie, northwest of Fort Worth, Saturday after a confirmed tornado ravaged the area the night before.
As the weekend begins, another threat for severe weather arrives in North Texas -- this time Friday night.
Tornado Alley -- which spans Texas to the Dakotas -- typically sees a large number of tornadoes each year.
Fire investigators said they believe lightning caused three overnight house fires that happened within less than a couple of hours of each other overnight in Frisco.
The metroplex was spared the worst of the storms on Tuesday night, but some North Texans were hit with multiple rounds of severe weather.
As morning severe weather ends, the focus turns to the late evening and overnight hours. That's when a cold front will push into North Texas and bring severe weather.
At least seven people were killed Wednesday after severe storms and tornadoes ripped through parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
A tornado watch has been issued for the DFW Metroplex and east, the National Weather Service reported Wednesday afternoon.
If the warm front reaches into the Metroplex (Currently the forecast is for it to stay just south of DFW) then the threat of severe weather increases dramatically for Tarrant and Dallas counties.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for 11 North Texas counties.
Cleanup is expected to begin this morning across parts of North Texas after a tornado touched down late Wednesday night.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for multiple North Texas counties.
Heavy downpours overnight and during the early morning hours Wednesday left some North Texas streets flooded and drivers stranded.
