Updated: 12:50 PM Major Hurricane Bill is churning across the Atlantic about 400 miles east-northeast of the Leeward Islands.

Updated: 8:04 PM NOAA and its forecast centers recently updated the forecast for the current tropical cyclone season, which began June 1st and extends through November 30th. The forecast now calls for a normal to below normal season

Updated: 6:33 PM Felicia has dissipated prior to reaching Hawaii!

Updated: 5:14 AM The current hot, dry weather seems to be on everyone's mind!

Updated: 3:35 PM Some years it is worse than others, but right now, we're seeing a lot of smoke and haze from agricultural burning in Mexico and Central America. Hopefully, it won't be as bad as it was in the late 1990s.

Updated: 7:31 AM What the National Weather Service calls a crippling late season winter storm is headed for the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma tonight through early Saturday. Blizzard conditions are possible.

Updated: 8:30 AM Perhaps it's time for a review of basic safety rules for use during severe weather events. Do you have questions about taking shelter?

Posted: 12:41 PM The annual severe weather training program, Skywarn 2009, starts at 9:00am this Saturday at the Bosque Theater in the Waco Convention Center.

Updated: 3:16 PM Extremely dry weather persists in portions of Central Texas ...

Updated: 1:03 PM The folks at the Climate Prediction Center have potentially bad news for drought-stricken areas of Texas ... they say that a La Nina pattern is developing in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

Posted: 11:47 AM New Year's Eve in 1978 saw a major ice storm gripping Central Texas, as well as parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas. The Dallas-Fort Worth area was particularly hard hit, but the News10 area also had truly horrible weather.

Updated: 2:51 PM The weather was very nice this December 29th (2008) but just two years ago, we were dealing with a serious tornado outbreak across central and eastern Texas on this date.

Posted: 11:26 AM This is the last blog on water and how important it is to our weather.

Updated: 3:21 PM In the first part of this blog, I mentioned the importance of water to life on earth, and some of its unique qualities. In this portion, we'll find out where the world' water is located.

Updated: 3:11 PM This and my next several blogs will be about water, and how important it is to our weather and our climate.

Posted: 3:43 PM Although we generally think of severe weather in relation to the Spring months (March, April and May), some years have a second peak in severe weather events in the Fall (usually in October).

Posted: 11:31 AM NASA says snow has been detected falling from clouds on Mars!

Updated: 2:51 PM The Climate Prediction Center has issued the temperature and precipitation outlook for October, as well as for the three month period of October, November and December.

Posted: 12:11 PM Let's take a look at the forecast performance of the Nat'l. Hurricane Center (NHC) as Hurricane Ike entered the Gulf of Mexico and moved toward Texas.

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Updated: 2:38 PM I've been an avid golfer for almost fifty years. Recently, I made the ultimate pilgrimage for a golfer. I flew to Scotland and played some of the greatest courses in the world!

Updated: 12:08 PM There are actually two answers to that question. Read on ...

Posted: 12:52 PM The tornado occurred where the Great Plains rise up to meet the Rocky Mountains, and one local official called it "a kind of freak thing".

Posted: 12:57 PM Many viewers have been asking that question. The answer is really quite simple.