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Flood risk growing for U.S. homeowners due to climate change; report finds insurance rates greatly underestimate threat

Wildfires and hurricane-force winds produce stunning videos and headlines, but flooding is the most common and costly natural disaster in the United States. And almost no place in the country is immune as 98% of all counties in the US have experienced at least one flooding event. In the last decade alone, floods have caused

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Wind damage to screens halts drive-in movies at El Paso County Coliseum

UPDATE, March 15: Due to damage from a weekend windstorm, the El Paso County Coliseum said it was postponing the “Under the Stars” Drive-In movies scheduled for March 19, March 20, March 26, March 27, April 2, and April 3. Coliseum officials said once the screens can be repaired, they will announce the rescheduled dates for movies this spring and summer.

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3 kids hurt, 1 seriously, after being blown off jumping balloon by strong winds in northeast El Paso

 EL PASO, Texas — Three children were rushed to a hospital, one in serious condition, after strong winds threw them from a jumping balloon in northeast El Paso late Saturday afternoon. It happened in the 11000 block of Bullseye Street, near Tom Lea Elementary School, shortly before 5 p.m. Fire department dispatchers said strong winds

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StormTRACK Weather: Windy Weekend

El Paso, Texas- Your typical Borderland spring weather pattern is here to stay for the next several days. The windy weather will also blow in some possible blowing dust in certain areas across the region, and temperatures will also take a plunge thanks to a cold front. Westerly winds will gust around 40 MPH this

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