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Officials prepare emergency resources ahead of severe storm, increased wildfire threat

The storm is expected to bring damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain and potential flash flooding or tornadoes to North and Central Texas on March 2.

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Icy conditions expected in Dallas-Fort Worth through ...

More closures, cancellations reported in Flower Mound

Argyle Town Hall closed through Feb. 2 ...

Published 2:31 PM | Jan 31, 2023 CST

Winter storm warning extended through Feb. 2 in Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex

Published 12:00 PM | Jan 31, 2023 CST

Highland Village officials: Sand crews working Jan. 31 to alleviate icy conditions

Icy weather hit North Texas this week, forcing several town closures in Flower Mound. (Jake Reynolds/Community Impact)

Published 11:51 AM | Jan 31, 2023 CST

Town of Flower Mound announces weather-related closures for Jan. 31

Updated 12:45 PM | Jan 30, 2023 CST

Winter storms, icy roads expected in Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex through Feb. 1

Due to anticipated severe weather, the National Weather Service is advising drivers to avoid being on the roads. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Published 10:05 AM | Nov 4, 2022 CDT

Tornado warnings possible for Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex during Nov. 4 thunderstorm

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott displays a signed storm disaster declaration during a news conference at Dallas City Hall.

Updated 6:02 PM | Aug 23, 2022 CDT

Gov. Abbott issues disaster declaration to help Texas counties impacted by flooding

At sunset, a digital reader board over a roadway says "EXTREME WILDFIRE DANGER."

Updated 3:09 PM | Jul 21, 2022 CDT

Experts emphasize fire safety, emergency preparedness amid abnormally dry conditions throughout Texas

Published 1:20 PM | Jul 13, 2022 CDT

ERCOT asks Texans to conserve energy for second time in 3 days

A photo of power lines against a cloudy blue sky.

Published 11:36 AM | Jul 11, 2022 CDT

ERCOT asks Texans to conserve energy July 11 amid extreme heat

State officials remind Texans to adhere to burn bans and practice fire safety. Nearly 200 Texas counties were under burn bans as of July 8. (Courtesy Texas A&M Forest Service)

Published 4:17 PM | Jul 8, 2022 CDT