Lightning strikes Southlake and Colleyville homes during North Texas storms
Recent storms caused concern after two homes were struck by lightning, marking the third incident on the same block in five years.
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Recent storms caused concern after two homes were struck by lightning, marking the third incident on the same block in five years.
After the dry cold front moves through on Monday night, Tuesday temperatures will be much cooler.
First Alert Meteorologist Jeff Ray explains why the storm expected to hit Florida next week is already something to watch.
Rain chances continue into Friday, then become more isolated this weekend. Temperatures in the upper 90s and low 100s return next week.
An Excessive Heat Warning is in place through this evening.
The next 62 days are expected to be the hottest and driest days of the year as North Texas enters the "heat and drought" season.
A sunny and dry weekend ahead for North Texas as the heat dome builds over the Southern Plains. Feels like temperatures could near 105 degrees next week.
Strong storms are possible late Monday evening and into the overnight hours. Warmer temps return to North Texas for the rest of the week.
Friday was the warmest day we've had in two weeks, with Easter weekend temps even warmer.
Gusty northwest winds will keep temperatures in the mid 50s this afternoon, but it will feel cooler
Rain and storms tonight and overnight into our weekend. A cloudy and windy winter day tomorrow.
Morning lows will be in the low 30s for the next few days.
Is a warming Gulf of Mexico going to make our summers even more miserable here in North Texas? Meteorologist Jeff Ray takes a deep dive into record Summer humidity.
So far this August we are breaking lots of records. Not daytime highs. Nighttime lows.
Strong winds snapped power poles in half, flattened street signs to the ground, and knocked over trees and fences across the city.
The crisp air, fresh thunder sleet, frosty trees and kids playing in the street can only mean one thing -- snow day!
The moon stole some of the Quadrantid meteor shower's shine this morning.
