severe weather

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activated state resources trying to get out ahead of the severe weather and flash flooding that is impacting the State now and will be over the next few days. Severe storms will be crossing our State most of the week and with them could come very large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, river flooding, and the potential for tornados.

It's that time of year again where we can enjoy some sunshine and warmer temperatures. It's also that time of year where we can see some really bad weather, so this is a good time to refresh ourselves on what the most important severe weather terms mean.

The National Weather Service has upgraded the severe weather threat for our area to Moderate. You may wonder what that means?

We are in the heart of the severe weather, and tornado season across our area.

The severe weather season that accompanies Spring is arriving.

A possible tornado passed over western Bowie County in and around DeKalb Sunday night causing concern and scattered damage.

Spring has arrived. And with it -- severe weather season for the Texarkana area.

The busiest time of the year for severe weather is about to begin in the Four States. Are you prepared?