TEXAS STORM CHASERS

A trifecta of wind, dust, and wildfire danger will impact the western half of Texas today. Damaging wind gusts over 60 MPH are possible across the northwestern half of Texas. In fact, we’ve already had wind gusts over 80 MPH in Lubbock this morning. Those damaging winds are lofting massive amounts of dust, which will […]

Tomorrow, the western half to two-thirds of Texas will face extreme wildfire danger due to strong winds and a possible dust storm. The most powerful winds will occur in the Panhandle, West Texas, and Northwest Texas, with gusts exceeding 70 miles per hour. These damaging winds will carry dust and topsoil from New Mexico and […]

As of 8 PM, storms are lining up near Giddings, Bryan, Crockett, Reklaw, and Henderson, moving east/southeast at 30 mph. Expect gusty winds up to 45 MPH and some pocket-change size hail! A severe storm watch is in effect until 11 PM for these areas. So far, no storms have formed north of Interstate 20 […]

A broken line of thunderstorms extends from Malakoff to Teague, Kosse, Rosebud, and Taylor, just east of Round Rock. Currently, most storms are behaving, but small hail and gusty winds are possible. The storms are moving east at 35 miles per hour. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 11 PM for Northeast Texas, […]

The risk of severe storms is increasing over the next several hours across eastern North Texas, the Brazos Valley, East Texas, and Northeast Texas. Activity is expected to be east of Interstate 35 shortly, which keeps the highest threat of severe storms east of the D/FW Metroplex. Our first storms of the day have developed […]

LIVE VIDEO from the Texas Storm Chasers, located in North and East Texas, tracking severe storms capable of producing large hail. A March 12, 2025 #stormchasers Storm chasing is extremely dangerous. Do not attempt. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNPvoDpoOWevcdTHr8GyTyA/join NOT for rebroadcast or embedding. Email us at contact@texasstormchasers.com for licensing inquiries. […]

Over the next three days, Texas will experience two significant weather systems that could lead to dangerous wildfire conditions, strong winds, blowing dust, and the potential for severe storms. This afternoon, scattered severe storms may develop late in the day until about 11 PM, particularly in eastern North Texas and Northeast Texas. These storms have […]

Meteorologist Trey Greenwood with the Texas Storm Chasers provides an advanced synopsis of the severe weather threat this evening in #Texas (3/12/25) You can also find Baldy’s forecast posted earlier this morning on the Texas Weather Center YouTube for a simpler discussion.

Enjoy the last quiet day of weather across Texas, because we’re going to be busy on Wednesday and Friday! A dryline will move east to Interstate 35 Wednesday afternoon. West of the dryline, we’ll experience gusty west winds and a very dry airmass, which brings extreme wildfire danger and blowing dust. Isolated to scattered severe […]

We’ve seen some scattered severe storms popping up along a cold front moving southeast across Southeast Texas. The strongest of these storms are bringing large hail—think golfball-sized!—localized wind gusts that could be damaging, and there’s even a chance of a brief tornado. These storms might be heading toward the northern suburbs of Houston in the […]