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One part of Texas is not only sinking, it's doing it a lot faster than experts originally predicted.

Check out one of Texas' most destructive weather events in recent history and the havoc it wreaked.

There are certain parts of Texas you might to avoid moving too in, or get out of by, 2100.

Sunday was a record breaking afternoon in El Paso with an afternoon high of 112 degrees and there’s no relief in sight from that Texas heat.

Any plans that involve being in these cities toward, or after, 2050 should be reconsidered.

Tuesday’s high is expected to reach a scorching 106! The record to break is 105 and honestly, I’m good at not breaking any records. Yikes!

The borderland got a taste of what this year’s Monsoon will look like. Rain, rain, and more rain with the chance of flooding!

When asked for a comment about the project at the intersection of Mesa and Brentwood, TxDOT spokewoman Jennifer Wright said, “No, I’m fully booked. Sorry.”

Hopefully officials will figure out how to prevent this so families of those buried at Fort Bliss National Cemetery don't see photos like this in the future.

Turns out it wasn't a funnel cloud and no one was in danger.

I keep telling you guys not to get into the water at Album Park but will you listen?

Are drains cleaned as often as they should be? Maybe not, but stuff like this is not what they are supposed to be taking care of. Get rid of your crap properly.