flooding

In a press release earlier today, the City of Amarillo announced the purchase of some land.

Any plans that involve being in these cities toward, or after, 2050 should be reconsidered.

Emphasis on the "some."

Lakes are filling up, or are full. Rivers and creeks have water in them again.

Here are two current warnings from officials in Randall and Potter Counties regarding the rain, and potential for more flooding.

This large amount of rain led to crazy flash flooding across the Lone Star State, flooding roads, yards, and homes.

December was rough on the places where we like to hold our events.

A quick, heavy shower can shut down this city in minutes. It's time to fix that.

As heavy rains fell across Amarillo, major flash flooding quickly became a concern closing many roads including interstate 40.

When your road is flooded, might as well make the best of it.

We have all been weather aware the past couple of weeks and these are the stories you hate to see.

We have seen a very stormy and rainy start to October which is just what the Texas Panhandle needed.