Texarkana Weather

Don't panic but it's going to get super cold this week. We are talking crazy, silly, stupid cold. Yes, an Artic Blast of freezing temperatures is heading our way.

Buckle down the hatches a very strong cold front is expected to move across Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana beginning Friday evening and could last into the early morning hours on Saturday. This storm is likely to bring some very severe weather to the Ark-La-Tex, so folks should be on notice of threatening weather.

Our area is under a National Weather Service Wind Advisory tonight from 7 pm this evening to 7 am CDT. Winds will be out of the South at 20 to 30 mph, gusting up to 40 mph. This advisory includes portions of north-central and northwest Louisiana, south-central and southwest Arkansas and east and northeast Texas...

We are in the heart of the severe weather, and tornado season across our area.

The weather could get a little rough in the Texarkana area later this afternoon into the early evening hours.

Whether or not Tropical Storm Harvey adversely affects our weather or not, the city of Texarkana, Texas has some emergency preparedness tips.

Spring has arrived. And with it -- severe weather season for the Texarkana area.

We are only just into spring, and I have already read some comments from people saying they are ready for fall to arrive.

The calendar has moved to September, out of the summer months, so there are signs that fall is just around the corner.

The recent turn to drier weather may actually help the Red River flooding recede a little quicker than forecasters first thought.

The excessive rain has finally stopped, but the Red River in Northeast Texas and Southwest Arkansas continues to rise and flood portions of the area.

While the limbo asks how low can you go -- the question around here is just how high can the Red River go?