Jaycee Park and a nearby Temple water tower are reflected in a puddle Tuesday afternoon after a rain storm passed through Central Texas. Temple received almost half an inch of rain, according to National Weather Service instruments at Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport. Today’s f…
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Relentless wind and rain continued to pummel large swaths of the South on Tuesday, causing tornadoes, sparking a flash flood emergency in Alabama and damaging homes from Texas to Virginia.
Update: A public safety alert issued around 5 p.m. said all tactical low water crossings at Fort Hood are effectively closed in advance of a severe thunderstorm headed towards the Killeen area.
The National Weather Service in Fort Worth issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Bell County, southeastern Coryell County and southeastern Lampasas County until 11 p.m. At 9:53 p.m., a severe thunderstorm was located near Kempner, moving east at 25 mph.
A car kicks up a spray of water from a flooded gutter Thursday evening as it heads north on Third Street past the Temple Public Library in downtown Temple. The Temple area received about a third of an inch of rain Thursday, and today’s forecast calls for a 70% chance of thunderstorms.
Bell County remained soggy Friday as rain and clouds remained over Central Texas.
Two months ago, Winter Storm Uri’s frigid trek through Texas left a trail of weather-related damage. Recovery for some will be a slow process.
Pea-sized hail and heavy rain fell in the Killeen area for a short period of time Thursday afternoon.
A thunderstorm pounded parts of Central Texas with hail Thursday evening, smashing windows and cars as it moved through the region.
Torrential rains across Tennessee flooded homes and at least one church and left roads impassable, prompting dozens of people to be rescued in the Nashville area. Authorities said four bodies were found Sunday in the flood's aftermath.
At least 111 Texans died as a result of last month’s winter storm, according to updated numbers released Thursday by the state Department of State Health Services.
As the community still recovers from the winter storm that hit Texas and the area last month, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is working through thousands of claims in the state.
Amanda Powell, owner of Bertram Blend and Boutique, looks at the damage to her store Tuesday in Bertram following a severe storm the night before.
This peach tree started to blossom this week in South Temple, a sign that spring is almost here.
On Valentine’s Day, a Sunday, the major utility that supplies electricity to West Texas readied for a severe winter storm. Hired contractors prepared to fix power lines, managers started up the storm emergency center, and operators reviewed the list of facilities that should — no matter what…
The Texas Senate’s hurried push to reverse billions of dollars in charges for wholesale electricity during last month’s winter storm appeared to hit a wall Tuesday in the House, a setback that drew consternation from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and marked the first major schism between the two cham…
Winds whipped up a grass fire in Temple late Thursday morning — spewing thick black smoke into the air visible across the city.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas made a $16 billion error in pricing during the week of the winter storm that caused power outages across the state, according to a filing by its market monitor.
