Amarillo, TX - Local agronomists have said the rain is not enough to bring back a lot of the dying trees in our area.
All around Amarillo the vegetation has been swept up by the summer heat and drought. With fall on its way, landscapers agree that now is the time to get rid of dead shrubbery.
They have also said that now is the time to fertilize and re-seed with cool season grass.
The best trees to plant in our area include Elm and Oak trees. They are better able to survive extreme weather conditions.
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Amarillo, Texas - There are several ways to protect your family at home during a tornado. The tornado sirens sound and you're at home with no basement or any other shelter to go.
Amarillo, Texas - There are several ways to protect your family at home during a tornado. The tornado sirens sound and you're at home with no basement or any other shelter to go.
In this weeks "Pay It Forward" we were searched out by our latest playmaker Paul. Paul had seen many episodes of "Pay It Forward" and wanted to help out his friend.
In this weeks "Pay It Forward" we were searched out by our latest playmaker Paul. Paul had seen many episodes of "Pay It Forward" and wanted to help out his friend.
People in our area with families in Moore are sharing their stories. Jerry Ray of Amarillo says, "I got a text this morning from my sister-in-law saying that it was a long night.
People in our area with families in Moore are sharing their stories. Jerry Ray of Amarillo says, "I got a text this morning from my sister-in-law saying that it was a long night.
New Mexico - Nearly all of New Mexico continues to grapple with some level of drought, and federal forecasting models show those conditions are likely to persist through January.
New Mexico - Nearly all of New Mexico continues to grapple with some level of drought, and federal forecasting models show those conditions are likely to persist through January.
Tuesday, January 31 2012 2:54 PM EST2012-01-31 19:54:28 GMT
SPICEWOOD, Texas — Tanker trucks loaded with water have become the lifeline for a Texas lakefront village that came precariously close to becoming the state's first community to run out of drinking water during a historic drought.
Friday, December 16 2011 5:25 PM EST2011-12-16 22:25:28 GMT
LUBBOCK, Texas - An economist says Texas' drought has caused ranchers to reduce cow numbers by an estimated 600,000 this year, making it the biggest decline in state history.
Tuesday, November 29 2011 3:22 PM EST2011-11-29 20:22:33 GMT
FORT WORTH, Texas - Climate experts and government officials are meeting in Fort Worth to discuss the severe 2011 drought afflicting Texas and the Southern Plains and what the outlook is for the future.
Tuesday, September 20 2011 5:25 PM EDT2011-09-20 21:25:33 GMT
LUBBOCK, Texas - A survey by Texas' largest cattle group shows that 8% of ranchers won't be raising bovines next year in the nation's leading production state.
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