Todd Warren

For the past week, the ArkLaTex has been stuck in a weather pattern where scattered showers and thunderstorms have occurred somewhere in the area each day. That streak will continue into the weeke…

The slow-moving upper-level disturbance that has produced our recent rain will begin to move away from the ArkLaTex in the coming days. The weekend is looking hot and mainly dry. A disturbance that de...

Rain has fallen over all of the ArkLaTex during the past few weeks. Has it helped relieved the drought much?

A cold front is easing through the ArkLaTex, bringing scattered showers and strong thunderstorms. Rain chances and the heat will decrease for a few days behind the front. Storms still look promising this weekend.

More widespread showers and thunderstorms have returned to the ArkLaTex on Thursday. After a break from the rain for most on Friday, it will return this weekend and Monday. The rain will then leav…

A slow-moving band of thunderstorms has gradually moved north through the ArkLaTex on Monday, causing numerous reports of flash flooding. It will continue to slowly move north during the rest of t…

Today we had a Kidscast first. Eden Gardens third-grader Harper O’Neal gave us a cheer to get us ready for a mainly dry forecast for Wednesday and the return of some rain this weekend.

Tropical Storm Arthur has developed near the Texas coast southeast of Houston. It will have little impact on the weather in the ArkLaTex. A weak front will bring our next best chance of widespread…

Thunderstorms will redevelop over the northern half of the area late Monday and could bring a risk of flooding. The off-and-on stormy weather pattern that the ArkLaTex has experienced over the past week will gradually come to an end in the next several days. The rain will be replaced by an increase in the heat.

Caddo Middle Magnet seventh-grader and future astronaut Frances Israel tells us about a few storms on Tuesday night and Wednesday, and about a hot and dry weekend.