Monthly Archives: April 2021

On this day, in 2003, the Atlantic saw its first tropical storm to form in the month of April. For the most part, Tropical Storm Ana remained out at sea, though it did impact Bermuda and Florida. More specifically, Bermuda … Continue reading →

Good morning, everyone! We hope all is well! Today will be a stunner, with sunny skies and calm winds. Tomorrow, however, is what you need to prepare for. As of now, the National Weather Service has our county under a … Continue reading →

High pressure building in eastern Texas will bring cool air from the North and West, giving us a cool kick for the remainder of the week! The high for today is 68 and the low is 44. Overall we start … Continue reading →

High pressure will be dominating your Friday, keeping our region dry and sunny! Daytime temperatures will be flirting with the mid 60s so definitely take advantage of these spring-like conditions if you can! We go to sleep to temps in … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everyone! We hope that you are having a wonderful week so far! Tomorrow, our region will once more be dominated by high pressure, promoting the abundance of sunshine and a lack of precipitation chances. Because of this, we … Continue reading →

Clouds will be on the increasing side as a cold front passes through the area. Isolated showers are possible throughout the afternoon, though we are not expecting a complete washout. After your dinner time though, expect rain chances to decrease … Continue reading →

Good afternoon, everyone! On this day, in 1999, Texas witnessed a remarkable hailstorm that stretched as far as two miles wide. These storms had impressive downdrafts with winds peaking around 80 miles per hour, causing for golfball-sized hail to pelt … Continue reading →

A sunny start to the week as the region gets dominated by a high pressure system. Most of the rain from this weekend has shifted to our east. This will bring southerly winds giving us a warm kick. Daytime temperatures … Continue reading →

We catch a break from the rain today as the system moves eastward. Though this may be the case, we cannot rule out the chance for isolated showers to pop up throughout the region. Daytime temperatures will feel warm with … Continue reading →

Good evening, everyone! How was your day? Today, in 1989, southwestern region of the country had up to twenty-four cities under record-breaking high temperatures. For instance, the city of Phoenix in the state of Arizona recorded a high temperature of … Continue reading →