Weather

As they always are, the names for the 2020 storms have been decided on, and they're ready to go.

Why does humidity make people sweat? Why does thunder come after lightning? What is a haboob? It's all here.

We've been watching shows about disasters and even zombie apocalypses for years. But, this is the first time many have come face to face with a global pandemic.

This morning when I woke up - in Nacogdoches - the temperature was 41°. Forty. One. Degrees. In. April.

At the time of this being published, there are nine confirmed deaths.

As I'm writing this, the temperature outside is already at 75°. We're more than halfway through November, and temperatures are still that high.

I don't know about you, but I don't remember the last time I saw frost on Halloween.

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.