Houston, introduced legislation this week with a tax credit to buy generators for Americans who live in areas that have seen two

Fort Worth metro, are under risk of severe storms with hail and a possible tornado as a cold front sweeps the state.

Winter is ending with a windy, dusty day in North Texas—but spring is bringing sunshine, a warm-up, and a chance for storms.

It all depends on how much cold air sweeps across the Lone Star State, it’s possible there could be a few snowflakes that fall. Moisture is expected to surge toward across west Texas beginning on Thursday, it might be cold enough for snow to mix in across the panhandles.

A massive storm hitting the central U.S. on Wednesday could spin up damaging tornadoes and dump heavy rain from northern Texas to the Great Lakes.

Jet Stream Influence The polar and subtropical jet streams frequently dip over Texas, especially in the fall, winter, and spring. These fast-moving upper-level winds can mix down to the surface, increasing wind speeds. The jet stream dipping into Texas is part of Earth's effort to maintain balance.

The Legislature has tried to clamp down on renewable energy resources in the past, but many lawmakers are recognizing the need to support all types of generation to meet record demand growth.