Nearly 200,000 have been left without power due to a large outage sparked by severe weather and storms around the US, with ...

The greatest risk of severe storms will be from the Panhandle eastward into North Texas, hail and tornadoes are possible.

The highest threat is damaging winds up to 80mph. These winds will be on the leading edge of the line of storms.

At least two tornadoes touched down early Friday morning as severe weather brought intense rain, strong winds and numerous ...

WELL, WE ARE MONITORING A SEVERE WEATHER THREAT ON AN EASTERN NEW MEXICO AGAIN TODAY. SUMMERTIME HEAT BUILDING IN WITH DRY SKIES FOR MOST OF THE REST OF US. IT’S GOING TO BE NEXT WEEK BEFORE THE STORM ...

Smart building strategies—and the right materials— can help North Texas homes stand strong against fire, freeze, flood, and ...

Following West Texas tornadoes, North Texas can expect more storms, high humidity, and flood chances through the weekend.

The NWS in Lubbock has placed parts of West Texas and New Mexico under a tornado watch into late Thursday evening. Here's ...

Although severe storms remain relatively frequent during the first half of June, a huge atmospheric change is set to occur in ...

On Thursday, the risk begins over the High Plains, extending east toward Oklahoma and north Texas overnight. By Friday, a swath from the Plains to Tennessee and Kentucky could see severe storms.

Check here for live weather updates and to see active tornado or flooding alerts, power outages and live weather radar in ...

A line of severe storms crossed the state of Oklahoma yesterday, leaving behind localized flooding and light damage.