
A T-Storm Watch has been issued for parts of North Texas until 1 am for the counties in blue. 65 mph wind gusts and up to golf ball sized hail is possible.
A T-Storm Watch has been issued for parts of North Texas until 1 am for the counties in blue. 65 mph wind gusts and up to golf ball sized hail is possible.
From William Cole: A T-Storm Watch has been issued in the Texas Weather Tracker TV coverage area for the following counties until 1:00 AM Tuesday. Erath, Hamilton, Hood, Jack, Montague, Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, Stephens, Wise & Young.
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William’s North Texas Hazardous Weather Forecast this Evening:
One or more thunderstorm complexes are expected to affect most of the region late this evening and overnight as they arrive from the west. These storms could pose threats for damaging wind gusts as well as embedded tornadoes and hail. In addition, heavy rainfall may lead to flash flooding and additional rises on rivers and streams.
The Storm Prediction Center says a weather watch will be issued soon for our Western Counties.
Severe weather currently out in the South Texas Panhandle will eventually turn into a complex of storms and push east into North Texas late this evening and overnight. The severe risk will be decreasing but quarter to half dollar sized hail with winds to 65 mph are possible.
The morning rain will tapper off and with some afternoon sun it will be a very muggy and humid afternoon. Scattered afternoon T-Storms are possible.