national weather service

An active severe weather outbreak is expected across North Texas, Southern Oklahoma

High winds, large hail threaten the area Monday into Tuesday

Flash flooding is also possible across the region

Severe weather is forecast for parts of our area this evening and tonight

The next National Weather Service Spotter Talk will be Saturday, February 9th, at 9:00 a.m. in the MPEC exhibit hall seminar room.

Like the past few rain systems we've seen, the high moisture content in the air will result in very efficient rain-producing showers and storms. They may not look impressive on radar, but rainfall rates can be extremely high. It'll be like being in Florida but without the beach.

Severe weather risk increasing for North Texas, Southern Oklahoma

Widespread rains to bring the possibility of flooding to North Texas, Southern Oklahoma through Friday

Heavy rain, severe weather on the way to Texoma.

Wichita Falls and the surrounding area could be in for some severe storms this afternoon and evening

National Weather Service predicts significant snowfall for North Texas and Southern Oklahoma

Here in Wichita Falls one thing is certain. We will get unusual weather. Just yesterday we went from warm and muggy, to severe thunderstorms, to sunshine, to a dust storm in the course of just a few hours.
Knowing how quickly things can change from peaceful to severe, do you have a plan for your fami…