Terrible Tuesday

Today is the anniversary of one of the worst tornadoes in Texas history and you can learn more about this historic Wichita Falls event this week.

Let's hop across the pond and see what the Brits think about Terrible Tuesday here in Wichita Falls.

39 years ago, The Red River Valley was ground zero for a dramatic tornado outbreak.

A lone AM radio station was able to remain on-air in the aftermath of the worst natural disaster in the history of Wichita Falls

For most of us who were around on April 10, 1979, the images of that dark day will forever be burned into our memories.

What makes this weather event any more significant than usual? Well, if you were in Wichita Falls, Vernon, Seymour or Lawton, OK on April 10, 1979, you know what I'm talking about. For those of you who were not, that day went down in history as what is now known as 'Terrible Tuesday'.

Every time severe weather season rolls around, those of us who remember April 10, 1979 still tend to get a little nervous.  Mind you, 33 years have numb things a little for some of us.  But there many who lost homes, loved ones and friends and all that they owned to that savage storm who still feel the pain from that loss even after all these years. ...

Nationally Wichita Falls is known for Terrible Tuesday, Hotter n' Hell, The Cowboys, and Cellulite?