A nearly stationary cold front Wednesday will stretch across North Texas, sparking storms that could deliver damaging winds and hail north of Houston.

Potentially deadly flash flooding, high-magnitude tornadoes and baseball-sized hail could hit parts of the U.S. on Wednesday ...

It wasn’t long after students at Dothan Preparatory Academy took shelter that a tornado suddenly touched down around the ...

The national Storm Prediction Center says multiple strong tornadoes appear likely Wednesday afternoon and into the evening ...

Clouds increase across parts of North Texas Tuesday, leading to partly cloudy and mostly cloudy skies. The southeast surface ...

As an area of low pressure brings several rounds of severe storms to North Texas into the Midwest, it is pulling winds in off ...

A few strong storms are possible north of the Houston metro through the first half of tonight. HOUSTON — We have patchy fog ...

A Wind Advisory is in effect until 5 p.m. as the day is expected to be mostly cloudy and muggy with a few light showers.

Wednesday is the first of many WAVE Weather Alert Days. 50 MPH wind gusts during the day will dovetail into severe storms arriving in our area after 7PM ET. Expect very warm high temperatures in the ...

Severe weather risk increases ... travel plans for some of the adjacent states east of Oklahoma, please stay alert. West to southwest winds will be expected behind the morning storms, with ...

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