Most without power restored on Christmas morning after 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.
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A warm and muggy airmass lingers over the Brazos Valley for the remainder of 2024, providing a conducive environment for ...
Cold front sweeping Texas could bring severe storms, including large hail and isolated flooding, to San Antonio, Austin, ...
Severe weather mostly stuck to the east of San Antonio, with the Alamo City avoiding any hazardous conditions.
Though the flash flood and severe thunderstorm warnings were concentrated in specific areas, a hazardous weather outlook ...
CenterPoint said the storms on Christmas Eve, which primarily impacted service areas in Cypress, Brazoria and Greenspoint, ...
After a wet Christmas Eve, that even saw a tornado warning in our southern counties, we dry out and cool down on Christmas ...
A cold front will sweep across Texas headed toward Christmas Day, hitting the Texas Panhandle first before reaching San ...
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