Severe Weather

Severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings; marginal, enhanced and moderate threat levels ... What do these terms actually mean?

See kids? This is why it's never a good idea to seek shelter under a tree during a thunderstorm.

After the frozen events of last month we're reminded that severe weather comes in many forms, and that being prepared for these events is largely up to us.
Now we learn that this year's spring storm season may rival that of 2011. So, what should we have in our emergency kit...

There’s a good chance the coming tornado season will be more active than usual.

These programs are designed to assist low to moderate income homeowners make the minor repairs necessary after damages from the extreme weather.

If you’re like me and dreading getting your gas and electric bills following the winter storm, Atmos says we won’t be impacted by ‘unusually high’ gas bills.

The unprecedented cold temperatures and power outages are forcing Texans to bring their farm animals inside to keep them from freezing to death.

If you're a City of Wichita Falls water customer and you're concerned with how much water you've used, potentially from a leak, you can access your current usage.

There's a rumor going around that the City of Wichita Falls will be turning off the water supply to residents. This rumor is false.

Following two pipe breaks at the MPEC, the City of Wichita Falls has relocated the temporary relief station.

Those without power or water can now use a temporary relief station set up by the City of Wichita Falls at the MPEC.

It's not every winter that Wichita Falls gets snow, so when it does it gets to be a big deal. Both for having some fun with it, and for trying to get around in it.