Chuck Justice Blog

We've set up a blog for Chuck Justice right here on Blogger. If you are in to fishing, it behooves you to visit not only www.chuckjustice.com, but www.chuckjustice.blogspot.com.

We're expanding to not only Sherman/Denison, Waco and Bryan/College station television, but soon to be in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. We're also working on a new site at trophybasssecrets.tv. It should be up by mid June.

Hunker Down!

If you live in north Texas, be on the lookout. We had a funnel cloud pass over our little town last night after it had made a quick touchdown in Gunter. I wasn't even aware of the funnel until I got a call from my nephew who lives just a few miles to our west.

The weather models for the rest of the week call for severe thunderstorms developing from a low pressure system on the Mexico border in west Texas. It's not moving much, thus pumping up quite a bit of moisture from the gulf. That combined with unstable air masses cause this eruption we are seeing from day to day.

If you are new to the area, welcome to springtime in Texas and Oklahoma!

Wildflowers Alive!

Lupine
Originally uploaded by banj.

May brings the spring to Texas as the wildflowers are ablaze. This picture was taken just east of Anna, TX. It's called lupine. It's in the Texas bluebonnet family and usually grows about two feet tall. There's very little smell to this flower, but lots of beauty!

Stormy Night!

I had to drive to McKinney this eve on some personal business and got caught on the leading edge of the storms. I was tuned to WBAP and KRLD to listen to their live reports from around the metroplex. It seems that there were tornado sirens going off in multiple locations and rain that was blinding. I sit here writing my post under mostly cloudy skies but no rain. Checking wfaa.com it seems that it's on it's way. Stay in, and stay dry!