Volunteers from Central Texas American Red Cross head to Florida to help with Hurricane Helene
AUSTIN, Texas — As Hurricane Helene approaches the Florida Gulf Coast, thousands of American Red Cross volunteers from around the country have been deployed to assist in recover efforts. Of the volunteers deployed, nine are from Central and South Texas.
The National Hurricane Center’s latest projected path for Helene keeps it far from the Texas Gulf Coast but shows the ...
who leads a team of storm surge specialists at the National Hurricane Center. If the forecasts are right, the surge ...
Texas deploys a search-and-rescue team to support Florida as Tropical Storm Helene approaches, demonstrating interstate ...
Hurricane Helene is set to devastate the Gulf with a "catastrophic" storm surge swaths parts of Florida. Here's how Texas is ...
The National Hurricane Center says the tropical storm is expected to strengthen over the next few days and move into the Gulf of Mexico toward Florida.
The storm system — now called Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine — is most likely to make landfall along the Florida Panhandle.
The surge could be 15 to 20 feet higher than normal tide levels, flooding dozens of communities along the Gulf Coast.
Tuesday, Governor Greg Abbott deployed Texas A&M Task Force 1 to the Sunshine State. The Task Force is one of 28 federal ...
A tropical disturbance is actively strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico as it heads toward the Big Bend and Florida Panhandle ...
A very nice run of fall weather is in store for North Texas as we open the biggest State Fair in America this weekend.
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