Weather

Traditionally October has proven to be the second or third wettest month of the year for Texas with rainfall averaging almost 4 inches for the month.

Texas is no stranger to severe weather, but data reveals this city takes the most brutal beatings on average.

The state of Texas has unfortunately gone through many weather events. But all of the events in the state, one in the past was sadly the worst.

The last couple of months in Texas have definitely been a challenge when it comes to surviving the brutal summer heat waves in the great state. Just staying out of the sun and making sure you have your sunscreen on might be a couple of ways to avoid somewhat of the heat index but the reality of it is, it is scorching and miserable in the great state even if you’re indoors.  ...

With everything happening during this oppressive heat wave and combination drought, the most recent weather forecast is definitely not one Central Texas wanted or needed.

The Texas power grid, when weather gets tough in the state, worries many individuals. But could a potential new rule alleviate the issues?

We all have grown tired of the Texas heat, it is safe to admit it. However, the effects of the heat in the state could be felt where we keep our money.

Let's be real, the Texas heat makes us sweat too much doesn't it? But one weatherman in the Lone Star State while reporting saw something you wouldn't expect.

The Texas power grid constantly has many Texans worried if it can withstand the constant heat in the state. But could there assistance from technology?

Here comes Peter Cottontail, but is he bringing rain chances with him?