The heat across Texas, and in East Texas, has been brutal this summer. Having said that, it never got close to the record temperature of 120° that's been set twice in the state.
With burn bans and dry conditions across East Texas, many residents are hoping rain barrels could help. But is collecting rainwater legal in Texas? The answer might surprise you.
As El Paso starts to inch into the cold weather months, some area residents are not properly prepared to deal with the cold. To help them, the city has several places where El Pasoans can go to warm up.
Winter weather in Amarillo is unpredictable. A free online class from the National Weather Service teaches you how to identify snow, ice and safe reporting methods.
The Farmer's Almanac says to expect windy, rainy fall weather in Amarillo with the first freeze around October 20 and snow arriving most likely in November. Stay prepared for a chilly, stormy autumn ahead.