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The heat across Texas, and in East Texas, has been brutal this summer. Having said that, it never got close to the record temperature of 120° that's been set twice in the state.

From a red sky at night to cows laying down, there are 10 myths about Texas weather we believe but aren't true.

Extreme heat has returned to Texas. Learn the differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke before spending time outdoors.

The latest Almanac outlook suggests East Texas could see above-average heat, humidity, thunderstorms, and another long, sticky summer.

We can't get through a summer without the air conditioning in our homes. It all got started in the 1950s in Austin.

The Farmers’ Almanac is predicting another hot, humid summer for East Texas in 2026. Think sticky air, thunderstorms, and the kind of heat that fogs your glasses instantly.

A severe hailstorm hit Tyler, Texas, causing power outages and prompting warnings about roofing scams targeting storm-damaged homes.

Texas emergency alert test, April 2, statewide alerts—phones, TV, and radios will sound as officials test public warning systems.

Lightning myths can be dangerous. As severe weather season nears East Texas, the National Weather Service separates fact from fiction.

Forecasters predict a volatile shift in atmospheric conditions bringing an early and intense start to tornado season for the Ark-La-Tex.

Hurricane season is knocking at the door, and the names of storms are already set in place. But did you know they're mostly just repeats from a previous year?

A strong, and very cold, air mass is in Florida causing iguanas to fall from trees.