Homeowners Prepare For Another Round Of Possible Severe Storms In North Texas
As storms roll into North Texas Wednesday -- some possibly severe -- residents are looking to get ahead by preparing for any chance of damage to their homes.
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As storms roll into North Texas Wednesday -- some possibly severe -- residents are looking to get ahead by preparing for any chance of damage to their homes.
An EF-3 twister with winds of at least 136 mph near Weches, Texas, and two other smaller tornadoes touched down in the same region Saturday.
Powerful storms swept across the South on Sunday after unleashing suspected tornadoes and flooding that killed at least eight people, injured dozens and flattened much of a Texas town.
The town of Franklin in Central Texas was hit by a tornado Saturday morning during a round of severe weather that moved through the state.
Two children in East Texas were killed Saturday afternoon after a tree fell on top of the car they were in as strong storms moved through the area, authorities say.
Golf ball and baseball-sized hail pummeled homes and cars across Collin County Sunday night, leaving homeowners with a mess to cleanup Monday morning.
North Texas was pelted with a lot of hail, especially in Collin County, Sunday evening as a round of severe storms moved through the area.
Large amounts of hail pelted North Texas, especially Collin County, after a round of severe storms moved through the area.
North Texans saw widespread damage to homes, business and even planes early Wednesday morning as severe storms that were part of the dubbed "bomb cyclone" moved through the area.
It was a rude awakening for North Texans Wednesday morning as severe weather and powerful winds moved through the area.
There was damage seen throughout the area due to the damaging winds that reportedly reached up to 70 miles per hour in parts of North Texas.
The cleanup continues for a Mesquite neighborhood after an EF-0 tornado tore through the area early Saturday morning.
Severe weather tore through North Texas early Saturday morning, and the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-0 tornado was the cause of extensive damage in Mesquite.
Hundreds of parents and kids planning to head out of town for Spring Break faced some major frustrations at North Texas airports on Saturday after severe storms moved through the early morning hours.
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Thousands of travelers are scrambling to rebook flights after severe storms caused massive delays and cancellations.
The First Responder Bowl, that had just gotten underway at the Cotton Bowl, tweeted at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday, the game was cancelled. It will not be made up.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared a state of disaster in 18 flood-stricken counties in Central and South Texas.
Emergency officials reported a tornado touched down in Navarro County as severe weather rocked through North Texas.
Due to the threat of severe weather, the air show has been cancelled for Saturday, October 13.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Sunday warned that a tropical storm headed for the Florida Panhandle could become a Category 2 hurricane with winds up to 100 miles per hour.
Four fires caused by lightning damaged four homes in McKinney during Saturday's severe storm.
Strong storms, some of them severe, moved through North Texas Saturday evening, leaving behind damage and wet conditions for residents.
A coroner's office has released the name of the 14-year-old boy from Texas was killed when a tree fell on his tent at a Georgia Boy Scout camp.
A tree fell on a vehicle in Collin County during severe weather Thursday evening and a person inside the vehicle was killed, according to DPS.
