forecast

Following a cool start to the month, temperatures will soar back into the 90s for most of the remainder of September

Here's what to expect when it comes to extreme heat and heavy rain this summer.

Flash flooding and a brief tornado are not out of the question today for the Pineywoods

We're usually done with the tropical stuff by this time of the year. Except that we forgot one thing this year...It's 2020.

It looks like this year - in true 2020 fashion - fall will start out a bit rough, at least as far as weather is concerned.

It's anyone's guess as to what these systems will become - if they become anything. I'd be alright with them just fizzling out before they ever reach the Gulf.

Those are triple-digit temperatures. TRIPLE. DIGIT. TEMPERATURES.

By Sunday, our high temperature is predicted to be 99°. But, that's two days away. What if that forecast changes a bit?

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.

Some flooding and tornadoes cannot be ruled out of this weekend's weather for the Pineywoods.

Severe storms are possible Saturday morning across Deep East Texas

Heavy rain and severe weather are possible late Friday through early Saturday in Deep East Texas.