It appears as if Punxsutawney Phil's prediction is coming true from Groundhog Day, East Texas is once again experiencing cold weather and with that winter precipitation too and threatening to delay or cancel classes on Tuesday.
Sunday, Feb. 2 was Groundhog Day this year, and unfortunately for those of us who prefer the warmth, Phil the groundhog saw his shadow - signifying six more weeks of winter weather.
Winter weather is once again bringing joy to kids throughout East Texas because of the snow and ice that's predicted for parts of East Texas several school districts have opted for a late start or even cancelled classes completely in some cases.
Sept. 22 is the first official day of autumn! That means it's finally time for all of our favorite fall activities!
We normally think of tornados and thunderstorms as scary and inconvenient happenings. This video will change your view on how you see these natural wonders.
It is coming down outside here in East Texas, but we are all still out and about. Driving in the rainy conditions can be a terrifying experience. It seems like East Texas drivers go a little crazy when it is raining, this leads to the roads feeling like war zones.
7:14 P.M. UPDATE: The National Weather Service has extended its severe thunderstorm warning for Cherokee, Nacogdoches, Rusk and Smith Counties until 8:15 p.m. tonight.
The tornado season for 2013 has begun, and it is important for you and your family to know how to stay safe in case of a tornado.
KLTV 7 meteorologist Grant Dade says there is a risk for severe storms in East Texas Wednesday morning as a cold front moves into the area.
A cold front is expected to move through East Texas this afternoon bringing with is a chance for thunderstorms and strong winds.
A major winter storm is bringing blizzard conditions to the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles. Forecasters say Amarillo, Texas, could get up to 18 inches of snow and wind gusts up to 65 mph.
The past few days here in the East Texas area have been quite gloomy and soaking wet. But, don't let the weather get you down. There is still plenty to do around town. The city of Tyler has plenty to offer that will keep you entertained and out of the rain.
