Weather

We have officially made it through three-quarters of the year. However, you can't tell that by the temperatures.

We're in September, people. Fall starts this month. Yet, we're still sitting at temperatures above 100º.

So, will a storm be named after you this year? Did a friend or family member's name make it?

This morning, Nacogdoches got another taste of storm damage. These were taken in the heart of Nacogdoches, around Pearl Street. Take a look.

The Piney Woods Apartment Association is now taking donations for victims in BOTH Alto and San Augustine.

This message is courtesy of MC, a concerned - and cold - East Texan.

Let me start off by saying this: I am not a meteorologist, in any way. I don't even pretend to be one. However, I can still make weather predictions.

We've got at least another month of the coldest winter weather in East Texas, and then we'll be out of the woods and it will start warming up. And what about snowfall?

Some of our neighbors from Southeast Texas have set up consequences for people that fail to watch out for their animals.

Which school will react first with precautionary measures? Will it be an early release today? A delayed start tomorrow? An all-out cancellation tomorrow?

If you're tossing around a few possible dates for your wedding and you are dying to know which one is historically the most likely to have the perfect weather forecast, you gotta check this out. You could even cheat and use this tool to plan your next backyard barbecue.

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.