With a week of high rain chances and heavy flooding for Harvey-impacted parts of the state, the Texas Attorney General and the Better Business Bureau are sending the reminder to retailers that they can't hike the price too much on necessary items. If you see that happening, you can report it.
It may look like certain drivers are doing something illegal behind the wheel, but it turns out it's perfectly legal in Texas. And it feels so rebellious!
My dog would high five this dog and say Amen.
A friend of mine was staring at her phone and couldn't stop laughing, and I asked her what in the heck was so funny. This dog! She shared it with me, and I am sharing with you. Pet owners will relate.
Are we finally back to normal? It feels a little more like Texas now that the sun is shining again, and it looks like it will shine all week. That means five things will happen.
Just as Van starts to recover from the tornado two weeks ago, more spots in East Texas get hammered by severe weather and flooding. There was quite a bit of tree damage in Henderson on Monday, along with extensive flooding in Troup. Angelina County reported high water on FM 2497. But that's not the worst of it.
I hope you strung up the Christmas lights on the outside of the house last weekend, because this will not be the weekend to do it! Unless of course you like getting pelted in the face with rain and a ball of sleet while you're up there on the ladder.
We'll avoid the worst of the wintry weather that's about to hit Texas, but the National Weather Service says we'll have the chance of freezing rain
If your "to-do" list today (Wednesday, February 6) features wash truck, you may want to cancel that appointment, because the National Weather Service has issued a rain event until approximately 2 a.m. tomorrow morning (Thursday, February 7).