Strong winds put North Texas under critical to extreme threat of fires
The North Texas region is under critical or extreme fire threats on Friday, according to the National Weather Service. This is the first time parts of the area have seen an extreme fire threat in about 16 years, according to the First Alert Weather Team.
Texas will experience wind gusts of up to 55 mph in parts on Wednesday, while relative humidity will plummet to as low as six percent.
The winds are expected to be strongest and the fire risk highest in an area extending from north Texas across central ...
The National Weather Service has issued a “Red Flag Warning” for Central Texas all day Tuesday as inclement weather is ...
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect today for a red flag warning and isolated storms in the late afternoon.
Severe, isolated storms with threats of large hail and damaging wind gusts may develop in North Texas on Wednesday, NWS Fort ...
The same conditions bringing elevated fire risk to West Texas could bring potential tornadoes and hail to North Texas this ...
Strong winds and dry conditions fueled fires and dust storms last week. Dust kicked up by the winds traveled as far as West ...
One person has died and multiple buildings, RVs and more were left destroyed after 80-90 mph winds, hail pummel North Texas.
"The bottom line remains: It's going to be flat out windy Friday morning into early afternoon, when the Panhandles can expect ...
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