Flags are shown Friday being whipped about on their poles at the Olin E. Teague Veterans’ Medical Center in Temple as a brisk wind of 30 to 40 mph with gusts up to 50 mph blew through Central Texas.
With nightly temperatures remaining low in Temple, two locations for local homeless residents will be open to help them keep warm.
Warming stations in Temple once again opened Tuesday night as temperatures dipped below freezing.
Plastic sleds, pool toys and skateboards without wheels could be seen speedily descending several hills at Temple’s Lions Park Monday morning followed by laughter.
Central Texas may see its first snowfall of 2021 early Sunday morning.
As another wave of cold weather hits Central Texas, warming stations for Temple’s homeless population will open once more.
MOTHER NEFF STATE PARK — Wind whistling through the trees, birds chirping and the occasional shuffle of small groups of travelers were among the only sounds that could be heard Friday at Mother Neff State Park.
Patches of bluebonnet clusters are sprouting already in Westcliff Park on Lake Belton.
A couple shares an umbrella Thursday as they walk through the rain in the parking lot of Temple Towne Center. More than 2 inches of rain fell in the Temple area Thursday. Today’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies, a high of 45 and an overnight low near freezing. Temperatures should warm…
MOJIANG, China — Deep in the lush valleys of southern China lies the entrance to a mine shaft that once harbored bats with the closest known relative to COVID-19.
A pink house is reflected Wednesday in a pool of water that had collected from recent rains at the corner of North Sixth Street and Barton Avenue in Temple. Temperatures that reached a high of 65 dropped into the 40s during the afternoon as bands of rain moved through the area and winds of 2…
Warming stations for local homeless residents will once open for the remainder of the week as temperatures dip.
Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews are monitoring the weather to ensure crews respond appropriately to any future weather-related scenario, the agency said Wednesday.
And the sky is gray Tuesday morning on the shores of Lake Belton near BLORA. Expect more gray skies today and tomorrow with the forecast calling for rain as temperatures dip toward freezing.
The rainy system forecast for midweek in the Temple-Killeen area now includes the possibility of wintry weather.
With temperatures expected to be in the 30s, one Temple warming shelter planned to open its doors tonight.
The reflection of trees can be seen Monday in the placid waters of the Leon River in Belton. Temperatures in the area reached the lower 70s, making for a pleasant, sunny day reminiscent of fall or spring on the first day of winter.