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Today, there is a conditional risk for isolated severe storms in the eastern Panhandle and Texoma; however, there is a higher chance for storms with a cool front moving into Texas later this week. This brings a much-needed break from the widespread thunderstorm chances weâve been experiencing over the last week and a half, offering […]
Scattered thunderstorms are possible this afternoon across the southern Edwards Plateau, South-Central Texas, east into the Coastal Plains, and Southeast Texas. Most individual storms will move east/southeast through the evening hours. Some storms may be strong to severe with large hail, localized damaging winds, and a non-zero risk of a spinup tornado. Nearly constant cloud-to-ground […]
Showers and thunderstorms are becoming widespread across Northwest Texas, Big Country, western North Texas, and south into the Concho Valley. These storms will organize into one or more clusters that move east across Texas tonight and into Sunday morning. These storms will be loud, with frequent lightning, gusty winds, some hail, and very heavy rainfall. […]
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Another active day of severe weather is forecast across Texas. Much like the last two days, we anticipate scattered supercell thunderstorms to develop after 2 PM in West Texas, the Permian Basin, and perhaps the eastern Big Bend. Storms should develop about 100 miles farther west compared to yesterday. Once they get going, weâll likely […]
40% chance for storms from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
An unusually busy stretch of weather, even by springtime standards, will continue through the second week of May. Near-daily chances for severe thunderstorms, renewed flooding concerns, and a turn toward summer-like heat and humidity are on tap as we head into next week. Yesterday, we witnessed another active day with tornadoes in the Big Country […]
By the time all was said and done, April rang in as a wetter than average month in the Alamo City.
Agricultural burning is expected to continue until June
