hurricane

It's definitely not written in stone, but it could happen according to one forecasting model

To make things extra 2020-ish, this undead storm is one of 5 tropical storms raging in the Atlantic Ocean right now

Hurricane Laura has pushed evacuees to occupy 100% of Tyler's hotels.

Well, that's terrifying.

Without a doubt nearly everyone can say that 2020 has been anything but normal and now someone wants to find humor in the names of current storms in the Gulf Of Mexico.

Local businesses have boarded up their properties because of Hurricane Hanna, but not this Whataburger!

Twelve years ago, a category 1 hurricane made landfall near Atlantic City, leaving in its wake billions of dollars in damage and over 200 people dead.

Tropical Storm Chantal developed in the Atlantic, making it the third named storm of the season.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is upping the ante, forecasting that we’ll see a better chance for an “above normal” season in the Atlantic.

Ahead of hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is releasing its outlook for the 2019 season out of the Atlantic basin.

Can you imagine being without electricity for months? That would change daily routines to say the least. About eighty percent of the power has been restored in Puerto Rico after last year's monster hurricane, and they have East Texas utility workers to thank for some of that.

We know that good will prevail in the end and we'll be amazed the kindness that takes over Texas when all of this is over.