Thousands without power on Christmas Eve as storms move through North Texas
DALLAS — As storms moved through North Texas on Christmas Eve, they knocked out power for thousands of Oncort customers. By around 1 p.m., over 4,000 customers were affected by outages, according to the Oncor outage map.
After a stormy Christmas Eve, we will get a short reprieve for Christmas Day, before the atmosphere fires off some more ...
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While San Antonio could see rain Tuesday night heading into Wednesday, severe weather is expected to stick to the east ...
The weather outside won’t be delightful, but we’re hoping it’s not too frightful either! Central Texas is under threat of ...
A cold front will sweep across Texas headed toward Christmas Day, hitting the Texas Panhandle first before reaching San ...
NORTH TEXAS — It was a cloudy, breezy, and mild Monday across the DFW area. We expect some drizzle overnight with occasional ...
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Santa's Houston delivery forecast includes storm threat. Here's what he can expect.Santa's swing through Houston may be a tough one this year. Here's when jolly old St. Nick could see high winds and hail in ...
Bad weather wasn’t the only concern for Texans and their holiday travels Tuesday morning. The Federal Aviation Administration said American Airlines requested a ground stop for all of its flights for ...
The storms that blew into North Texas on Christmas Eve challenged airline passengers coming to and leaving from DFW ...
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