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Multiple rounds of flooding rainfall and severe thunderstorms will bring an active end to April across Texas, and the start of May will not be any different. Today’s risk for scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms extends from the Permian Basin in West Texas, through northwestern Texas, and eastward through Texoma and North Texas. Activity is […]
The pattern becomes more active starting Wednesday.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch until 11 PM for Northwest Texas, Big Country, and the Concho Valley. Some cities included are Big Lake, San Angelo, Colorado City, Snyder, Spur, Abilene, Olney, Paducah, Quanah, Vernon, Wichita Falls, and Henrietta. Southwestern and Central Oklahoma are also included in the tornado watch. Storms will […]
Severe weather is expected in several regions of Texas over the next few days. Multiple rounds of thunderstorms, some of which may cause serious weather and flooding, will affect areas such as West Texas, northwest Texas, the Big Country, Texoma, North Texas, the Concho Valley, and the Permian Basin. The first round of thunderstorms is […]
A chance of storms is possible later this week.
Otherwise, warm & humid
Near 90° for weekend Fiesta festivities
Captivating LIVE FOOTAGE streaming from the heart of western Texas as Adam Lucio embarks on yet another thrilling pursuit of a #tornado on April 25, 2025. The scene is electrifying, with swirling clouds and darkened skies setting the backdrop for this intense chase. Joining him are the sharp-eyed visual storytellers Jason Cooley and Stephen Jones, […]
LIVE Texas Severe Weather Coverage {Baldy-in-Chief David Reimer @texasstormchasers} for April 25, 2025. We will focus on the most intense storms to keep you informed, without the hype, and ahead of the storm. Remember, knowledge is power – and with that, you are already in better shape than those who may not know storms are […]
Scattered thunderstorms will develop after 4 PM in the Texas Panhandle, West Texas, and the Permian Basin. Like yesterday, we expect the most intense storms to produce giant hail up to or exceeding DVD size (5 inches in diameter), localized damaging wind gusts of 60 to 80 MPH, and an increasing threat of tornadoes closer […]