As severe thunderstorms and rain hit much of the central part of the United States, flash flooding threatened parts of Texas and Oklahoma and areas along the Mississippi River.

Parts of North Texas including the Panhandle are looking out for severe thunderstorms Friday that could include hail and even tornadoes.

Texas Tech’s Tweissters weather group advises locals to remain cautious of the severe weather season despite tornado alley ...

An "active" spring weather pattern is set to deliver rounds of thunderstorms to central states and much-needed rain to a New ...

Severe storms produced tornadoes in northern Oklahoma on Thursday and more severe weather is likely for much of the state into Friday morning.

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The severe weather is typical for this time of year but also unpredictable. Forecasters said Texas may see hail as large as ...

Storms moved east out of the region over Wednesday morning. However, another round may develop in the afternoon, according to ...

A series of storms have begun to drench parts of the central U.S. and trigger flash flood warnings. See which areas are most ...

Severe storms moved across Texas from west to east early Wednesday, bringing heavy rainfall and large hail to Central Texas.

A severe thunderstorm watch from the NWS remains active across parts of north central Texas early this morning.