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20 hours ago | 
1063thebuzz.com | John Cameron
From 7 to 9 p.m. every 2nd and 4th Wednesday, local DJ Mayde Day transforms the Stone Oven Pizza into a buzzing, bass-thumping dance floor. With a curated blend of old-school favorites and fresh hip-hop tracks, he sets the rhythm for an evening that feels more like a neighborhood block party than a typical night out. If he looks familiar, that's because you can catch DJ Mayde Day delivering you the weather on KFDX Channel 3 as his alter ego, John Cameron.
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1 week ago | 
whatech.com | John Cameron
Polymarket Overview In the ever-evolving digital world, where data is king and predictions shape decisions, Polymarket has emerged as a revolutionary platform. Polymarket is structured as a decentralized marketplace for information, enabling users to make predictions on actual outcomes across various domains, including politics, sports, economics, and international events.
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2 weeks ago | 
texomashomepage.com | John Cameron
The ingredients for severe thunderstorms will be present every day as April comes to a close in Texoma. We’ll be watching the radar very closely Monday evening, any storm that develops in the area will likely produce large hail, high winds and perhaps tornadoes. Rain chances get categorically better Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be a threat for very large hail, strong straight line winds and even tornadoes Tuesday.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | John Cameron
The ingredients for severe thunderstorms will be present every day as April comes to a close in Texoma. We’ll be watching the radar very closely Monday evening, any storm that develops in the area will likely produce large hail, high winds and perhaps tornadoes. Rain chances get categorically better Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be a threat for very large hail, strong straight line winds and even tornadoes Tuesday.
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2 weeks ago | 
texomashomepage.com | John Cameron
After flooding rains fell in parts of Texoma, mainly north of the Red River, quiet weather returns to our area for the second half of the weekend. The heaviest rains fell in Comanche County, Oklahoma, with six-inch rains falling Saturday morning around Lawton, Fort Sill and Cache, resulting in people having to be rescued from cars caught in floodwaters. In north Texas, the biggest rain accumulations were two to three inches, mainly west of Wichita Falls.
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3 weeks ago | 
texomashomepage.com | John Cameron
WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Tuesday night brings the first of what looks to be multiple chances of thunderstorms for the remainder of this week, including the weekend. It also appears that the best rain chances will be at night instead of during the day between now and Friday. Tuesday night, storms over west Texas and the panhandle will move east into Texoma after 11 p.m., bringing heavy downpours and the threat of high winds. Thunderstorms will linger into the early morning hours.
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3 weeks ago | 
mytravaly.com | John Cameron
In a world where digital trading has become the heartbeat of global financial transactions, launching your own stock trading platform can be a game-changer. If you've ever envisioned owning a platform like Angel One, now is the perfect time to turn that vision into reality. Introducing the Angelone Clone Script â a ready-made, customizable solution designed for entrepreneurs and investors who want to dive into the thriving stock and commodity trading industry.
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3 weeks ago | 
whatech.com | John Cameron
In a world where digital trading has become the heartbeat of global financial transactions, launching your own stock trading platform can be a game-changer. If you've ever envisioned owning a platform like Angel One, now is the perfect time to turn that vision into reality. Introducing the Angelone Clone Script – a ready-made, customizable solution designed for entrepreneurs and investors who want to dive into the thriving stock and commodity trading industry.
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3 weeks ago | 
texomashomepage.com | John Cameron
Our nicest weather of the week comes Monday, with sunny skies, light winds and highs in the 70s. Rain returns to the forecast as soon as Tuesday evening and rain chances only get better as the week goes on. The ingredients for severe weather will exist but the severe weather risk will be relatively low through mid-week, increasing toward the weekend. The jet stream will get better organized Saturday into Sunday, supporting storms capable of producing large hail and damaging winds.
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4 weeks ago | 
texomashomepage.com | John Cameron
Based on the latest data coming into KFDX/KJTL Weather Center, we’ve made adjustments to the Easter weekend forecast. The Storm Prediction Center has included the entire viewing area in a slight risk of severe thunderstorms on Friday night, when hit-and-miss storms could produce large hail and winds of over 60 mph. The threat of severe storms will exist through the early morning hours on Saturday. The risk of severe storms moves south and east Saturday to include Bowie, Graham and Jacksboro.
