texas panhandle

What will you be doing tonight? Will you be going to a high school football game? Will you be going on a date? Or maybe watching a show about another murder that hits close to home?

As we dry out from last week's rain, you may have noticed temperatures have taken a fall-like turn in the Texas panhandle.

Thank you to all the Panhandle first responders for everything you do for this community!

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a Farmer and Rancher? American cowboy poet and philosopher Baxter Black is here to answer that question.

Last week I took a few road trips. I had to travel to White Deer, Memphis, Matador and Turkey. That was most of my week.

There is nothing like the spring in the Texas Panhandle. Unless you are one of those with itchy eyes and a stuffy nose. Nothing is worse than having allergies.

Although we are used to the wind, this is not your typical windy panhandle type day. Winds have been sustained at 40-50 mph with gusts forecasted as high as 75 mph.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Amarillo area from Sunday night through Monday morning.

It could happen as early as this Sunday - the first snowfall of Fall 2018!

Do you find your eyes dry out a lot? I mean with this wind in the Texas Panhandle...it can be a problem.

Will it ever rain again? The short answer is YES. But it sure hasn't felt like it lately around the Texas panhandle.

Now through Monday, March 19th, the Texas Panhandle will have prime conditions to support wildfires.