Storms

Know the difference between a watch and a warning—it could protect your property and save your life.

More rain is on the way for East Texas—up to 5" in some spots. Forecasters say flash flooding is possible, and a Flood Watch is already in effect. Turn around, don’t drown!

Stay weather aware through Saturday.

It's normal to panic over weather experts say

Hurricane Beryl slammed into Texas pretty hard, tore up all kinds of things, flooded the place and jacked up the Gulf of Mexico.

FEMA has opened up several disaster recovery centers in East Texas and have extended its application deadline for assistance.

Homeowners and renters in several Texas counties are now eligible for FEMA assistance.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is in the City of Tyler, visiting homes, churches and businesses to help with disaster claims.

From emergency kits to inspecting different parts of your home, you can save yourself a lot of trouble when it comes to hail, flooding, and other potential threats.

Stay informed about the aftermath of severe storms in East Texas and the collaborative efforts being made to assist affected residents.

Here's the difference between a weather watch and a weather warning.

Predictions for Texas say we have a better than 50% chance that at least 1 hurricane will hit Texas and a 1 in 4 chance it could develop into a really big one.