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| Texas Crop and Weather Report – May 1, 2018 This spring was the third coolest in East Texas on average in the last 20 years. North Texas has been cooler than average as well, he said. But hotter weather is on the way in May. Nielsen-Gammon said most producers around the state have not been plagued by severe spring weather, including major ...
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| A 'dryline' is triggering severe weather in the Plains. Here's what that means. So the dense, dry air kicks up the warm, moist air when it surges in. The dryline is commonly known for spinning up supercell thunderstorms across Tornado Alley — exactly as it will do this week. This week, dew points are surging into the upper 60s in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and parts of Nebraska.
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| Storm chasers, get ready: The first severe weather outbreak of 2018 begins Tuesday The weather in the Plains states has been anything but normal lately. Oklahoma — a state synonymous with tornadoes — didn't have a single twisters through April 30, a new record. Instead, states from Texas north to Nebraska have been dealing with dust storms and sprawling, fast-moving grass fires ...
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| White supremacist gangs allegedly dealt meth and violence in TX (RNN) - An indictment named 57 members of competing white supremacist gangs that were part of an alleged methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy, according to an indictment from the U.S. District Attorney's Office, Northern District of Texas, which was unsealed Monday.
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| Texas mom gets 20 years for leaving kids to die in hot car as a 'lesson' A Texas mom who left her two kids to die in a hot car as punishment while she smoked weed will spend the next 20 years in prison. Parker County jurors ... Last year was one of the deadliest for children left in cars during warm weather, according to noheatstroke.com, with 42 dying from heatstroke.
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| NOAA & NWS offer local meteorologists training on new weather satellite features Science and Operations officer Peter Wolf led the session, showing some satellite features never seen before, one was a large wildfire actually moving across a part of the Texas panhandle. Wolf also provided resources to access real time and archived satellite data online, and described what each of ...
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