Severe weather is headed to the deep South, from Texas to Mississippi, with damaging winds, possible tornadoes and some large hail forecast. A tornado watch is in effect for several counties in southeast Texas, including the area around Houston, until 9 p.m. CT.

Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop in the afternoon, with gusty winds, heavy rainfall, and possible tornadic activity, before temperatures return to normal late in the weekend.

After further analysis of radar debris signature and viewer damage reports, we have an early look at where the tornado likely touched down around Bloomington.

Severe thunderstorms are expected Thursday afternoon and evening in Monroe County, with the potential for isolated tornadoes. The county is under a tornado watch until 9 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. The NWS issues a tornado watch when tornadoes are possible in and around the area.

Severe thunderstorms are expected to move through the state on Feb. 19. Before weather alerts are issued, here's how to remember the difference between a tornado watch and a warning.

February is among the four least tornadic months, on average, but that doesn't mean they don't occur. Read on to learn where are they are most common and why.

(WOWK) — Ahead of the 2026 severe weather season for the U.S., the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center is making changes in how it talks about and shows severe weather potential. The change is set to take effect on March 3,

Tornado Alley has been expanding eastward as climate data shows the increased activity in tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail events.

February now ranks fourth for tornadoes in Middle Tennessee; 80 recorded. Review your safety plan during Severe Weather Awareness Week.