Heavy storms are expected to roll into North Texas over Easter weekend, bringing the potential for large hail, damaging winds ...

North Texas is in for a wet and soggy weekend, which might put a damper on Easter weekend plans. On Easter Sunday, North ...

Scattered storms are expected across Texas from Friday through Sunday, with the majority of the state under a severe weather ...

Beginning on Friday night, a 40% chance of rain and storms will return to North Texas and persist until Sunday morning.

A cold front sweeping Texas this week brings severe storm risk, with hail, damaging winds and excessive rainfall, to Dallas, ...

Scattered storms are expected across Texas from Friday through Sunday, with the majority of the state under a severe weather threat.

An unsettled pattern returns for Easter Weekend. Strong to severe storms along with heavy rain will be possible on Saturday and Sunday.

More than 3 inches of rain are forecast to fall in parts of eight states through the weekend, including Oklahoma, Missouri, ...

Wednesday the winds pick up from the south and the 80s return to North Texas. There will be humidity ... By late that night, storms are in the forecast and stay in the forecast until Sunday ...

A report from the NWS Fort Worth TX was issued on Tuesday at 3:40 a.m. for strong thunderstorms until 4:15 a.m. The alert is for Tarrant, Dallas, Johnson and Ellis counties.

Some storms could become strong to severe. The main concern will be up to quarter-size hail and up to 60 mph wind gusts with the strongest storms. Heavy rainfall is also possible, as multiple ...

For the storms over Central Texas, damaging gusts to 60 mph and large hail bigger than quarters are the main concerns. An isolated tornado can’t be ruled out. Farther north, moisture will pool ...