rain

Amarillo has received a lot of rain in the last few weeks.  It seems almost as if we decided to switch place with Seattle for a month.  We have seen at least a bit of rain nearly every day for the last two weeks.  We have also seen some torrential downpours and storms.  We have had so much rain that we are breaking records.

We may not get it often, but when it rains, it pours... literally.

The Texas Panhandle was blessed with rain in 2015, but that has an adverse effect that you might not realize.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has issued a guideline to identify and clean post-flooding mold that's especially helpful after the flooding that's occurred throughout Texas this past month.

Imagine enjoying the beach with your family when a suspicious package floats ashore.  Well,  that has been happening in Galveston all weekend.

Rain is usually welcomed with open arms, but there is one thing that keeps getting worse the more rain we get.  That thing is the potholes!  After months of residents complaining, the City of Amarillo is finally speaking out about it. I don't know how many times I have been driving down the road and seen potholes that are bigger than my car...

This rain has been so amazing lately!  But with the rain comes the mosquitoes.  They are pesky little creatures.  But here are five simple ways that can help keep them away.

Amarillo experienced some rain Tuesday morning, causing many of the streets around town to flood. Streets all around the city saw several inches of water, causing some cars to hydroplane or even stall out in some cases. With the rain also came some heavy wind, with gusts anywhere between 20 and 60 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service...

Recent rains in the Texas panhandle have been beneficial to Lake Meredith.

Like an overnight sensation, the City of Amarillo's plan to charge us a drainage fee on our utility bills suddenly doesn't seem like such a crazy idea.