The northern tip of Texas, where it borders Oklahoma, always sees the biggest impact when a cold front blows in – often being the only place in Texas that feels a major temperature shift. But this time, the strong cold front blowing in will send temperatures in the Texas Panhandle plummeting, triggering a freeze warning.

The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center has Austin under a level 2 of 5 risk of severe weather and flooding starting Friday night.

The NWS Fort Worth TX issued an updated report at 9:27 p.m. on Friday for strong thunderstorms until 10:15 p.m. The alert is for Johnson, Ellis, Hill and Navarro counties.

The state not only sees the most storms but also some of the most severe, costing homeowners tens of thousands in property repairs.

As a confirmed tornado tore through South-Central Texas late Friday night, one Hill Country city was caught off guard—not by the storm itself, but by the silence.

After a cold front surges through Texas on Tuesday, will the cold weather behind the front linger into Halloween? Here's what to expect.

The federal shutdown has delayed the annual winter briefing by the Climate Prediction Center, a key event meteorologists and energy producers rely on.

A strong cold front expected to sweep across Texas later this week will finally bring cooler temperatures after an unusually hot and dry month. But the shift in weather, combined with ongoing drought conditions, could also lead to more feral hog sightings across the state.

Severe weather rolled through portions of East Texas on Tuesday, causing structural damage, fallen trees and power outages. Here is the latest: POWER OUTAGES: LINDALE A possible tornado touched down in Lindale on Tuesday afternoon,