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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 1h

Flash flooding/rapid-onset flooding will be an issue where heavier rains fall, and some storms may also produce strong winds and hail. We'll be monitoring everything overnight. ~David RADAR: buff.ly/Jx4cowQ

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Live Texas Weather Radar

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 1h

9/30 905PM: Scattered storms are increasing in coverage across Northwest Texas, Big Country, and Concho Valley. Isolated storms are also firing up in South-Central Texas. Storms will become numerous overnight and move slowly east.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 4h

Storms roll through the Big Country and Hill Country tonight and reach I-35 by morning. Some can drop 2 inches in 30-45 minutes. Plan on a wet commute from DFW to Austin and San Antonio. If water's over the road, turn around. #txwx buff.ly/jv3LaOO

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Storms Roll Into the Hill Country Tonight, I-35 by Morning

A line of storms rolls through the Big Country, Concho Valley and Hill Country tonight and reaches I-35 by Thursday morning, with heavy rain and a few strong storms. Here's who gets rain and…

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 5h

Later tonight into Thursday morning, a line of storms with heavy rain, gusty winds, and localized rapid-onset flooding will move east across those regions and into Texoma, North Texas, the Hill Country, and Edwards Plateau. A brief tornado can't be ruled out.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 5h

9/30 6PM: A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until midnight for the Big Country, Concho Valley, and eastern Permian Basin. Individual storms over the next few hours will move east/northeast with large hail and localized damaging wind gusts.

Severe thunderstorm watch for west-central Texas highlighted in blue—valid until 12:00 AM CDT—with towns such as Midland, Big Spring, Abilene, Ozona, Sanderson and Fort Stockton; hail up to 1.5" and winds up to 70 mph possible, stay weather-aware.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 7h

(Sorry in advance for the wake-up.) It's paid and optional. If it's not in the budget, no worries at all. Keep your phone's emergency alerts on and your weather radio handy. Those are free and they work. More info: buff.ly/Te5m8Kb

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 7h

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 7h

Tornado warning at 2 AM. Who do you want calling you? 🙋‍♂️ Heads-up: TSC is a WeatherCall affiliate, and we earn a commission on every signup and renewal.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 9h

Storms move east tonight from the Big Country into the Hill Country, reaching I-35 by Thursday morning. Some could dump 2-3 inches an hour. Then fall finally shows up. 70s and 80s across all of Texas by the weekend. #txwx buff.ly/TFgzz0N

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Storms Move East Tonight. Here's Where Flooding Is Most Likely

Storms move east across Texas tonight with heavy rain, flooding risk and a few rowdy storms from the Big Country into the Hill Country. Then this weekend, Texas finally feels like fall, with highs in…

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

1040pm - Severe storms capable of wind gusts up to 70 MPH are sweeping through Plains, Whiteface, Sundown and into Levelland. We are live covering Texas weather now!

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

928pm — TORNADO WARNING FOR AMARILLO. A supercell capable of producing a #tornado is tracking into the city. Seek shelter immediately in the warning area. We are going live once again.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

744pm — SEEK SHELTER IN GROOM, TEXAS IMMEDIATELY. A possible developing tornado is moving into town from the southwest. We are LIVE with coverage. -Jason

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

734pm - We have a new TORNADO WARNING in Randall County for Canyon, Ogg and Cleta, TX until 8pm. We are live with coverage.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

718pm - TORNADO WARNING in Armstrong County for towns like Claude and Groom in the Texas Panhandle, in effect til 745 PM CDT. We are live with coverage!

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

No, I'm not saying this is another July. We're just paying attention. Most of y'all get a good soaking you need. Where storms stall and pile up 5 inches or more, that's where the flooding happens. If more warnings go up tonight, we'll be live. Turn around, don't drown. buff.ly/G4oaJTz

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Where Texas Flooding Is Most Likely Wednesday and Thursday

Severe storms and tornado warnings hit the Texas Panhandle tonight, and this week's Texas rain is just getting started. Here's what's next, from West Texas tonight to I-35 and the Hill Country…

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

Wednesday afternoon a few severe storms with hail and damaging winds are possible in Northwest Texas and the Big Country, then heavy rain spreads east after dark. By Thursday it sets up from DFW down through the Hill Country and San Antonio. I'm watching the Hill Country closely.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 30/09/2026

Just wrapped tornado warning coverage in the Panhandle, and this week's rain is only getting started. Tonight it's West Texas and the Panhandle, where the strongest storms could drop 2 to 3 inches an hour.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 29/09/2026

540pm - TORNADO WARNING in the Texas Panhandle in the towns of Jericho and Boydston until 6:15pm. A rotating supercell capable of producing a tornado is located over I-40 just east of Groom, heading northeast. Take shelter now in the warning area.

Radar image at 4:38 PM on September 29 showing a tornado-warned severe thunderstorm along and south of I-40 between Groom and Alanreed in the Texas Panhandle. The Tornado Warning is radar indicated and remains in effect until 5:15 PM. Intense red and yellow radar returns and numerous lightning strikes are shown within the warned area.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 29/09/2026

9/29 525PM: Scattered severe storms with damaging winds and weak rotation east of Amarillo. One near Groom, one near Washburn - moving northeast at 25 MPH. Hail can't be ruled out, along with heavy rain. More storms in western third of Texas likely overnight. ~David RADAR: buff.ly/Jx4cowQ

Severe thunderstorm radar for the Texas Panhandle showing intense red/purple reflectivity cores near Groom, Washburn and Claude, yellow warning polygons, and white arrows indicating storms moving northeast at about 25 mph east of Amarillo.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 29/09/2026

Rain for nearly all of Texas this week. Most of y'all won't flood. Some will. Tonight: Panhandle and West Texas. Watching Amarillo. Wed: Big Country, Concho Valley, North TX. Thu and Friday: I-35 into southeastern half of Texas Then 70s and 80s by Saturday. #txwx buff.ly/CV42qfR

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Where Texas Flooding Is Most Likely This Week

Texas rain this week will be a good soaking for most of us and a flooding problem for some. Here's where, when, and why most of Texas won't flood, with rain starting out west tonight and reaching…

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

Nearly everybody gets rain. Some spots could see 5 inches or more, but we don't know exactly where that heavy band sets up yet. Most of y'all won't flood. Some of us will have issues, especially Wednesday night through Friday.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

Rain's coming, y'all. Multiple rounds of it, moving west to east across Texas this week. West Texas and the Panhandle get it first, Tuesday night into Wednesday. Then North Texas, the Big Country and the Hill Country on Wednesday, and right along I-35 on Thursday. Friday's still in play too.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

The relentless 90s stretch continues today across much of Texas. Relief is ahead soon though. -Jason

Texas forecast high temperatures for Monday, September 28. Highs range from the mid-80s in the northwest to over 100°F in South Texas. Forecast highs include 86° Amarillo, 91° Lubbock and Dallas, 98° Abilene, 95° Wichita Falls, Midland and Waco, 100° Austin and Del Rio, 96° San Antonio, 93° Houston, 102° Laredo and McAllen, and 98° Brownsville.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

9/27 1002PM: Severe storm over northwest Denison is moving southeast into town at 15 MPH with pocket-change-sized hail, damaging winds, and heavy rain. Street flooding may occur. ~David RADAR: buff.ly/ohtBvcY

Severe thunderstorm warning until 11:00 PM CDT from NWS Fort Worth for Grayson County, TX — peak winds 60 mph, quarter‑size hail, storm moving ESE at 15 mph; radar map shows storms near Denison, Preston, Sherman and Bonham; move indoors away from windows.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

I've seen a lot of bright maps flying around today, so let me be clear: a Level 3 is a 40–70% chance that rain exceeds what the soil can absorb near you. It is not a forecast for catastrophe. And rate matters more than total. Five inches over two days is manageable.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

Thursday — Level 3 of 4 already on the Day 5 outlook for DFW, Waco, Killeen, Austin and San Antonio 3 to 7 inches is possible along I-35 from Pearsall to Lake Texoma through Friday.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

Flood risk by day: Monday — Level 2 of 4 around El Paso, Van Horn and the northwest Panhandle Tuesday — Level 3 of 4 for the Panhandle, West Texas and the Borderland Wednesday — Level 3 of 4 for Texoma, North Texas, the Big Country, Concho Valley and parts of the Hill Country

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

Deep moisture plus several days of lift means rain for nearly every corner of Texas this week. We need it. Some of y'all are going to get too much of it, though.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 28/09/2026

623pm - Severe Thunderstorm Warning in Parker County until 7 PM! A pair of storms capable of hail up to quarter size (1”) and wind gusts up to 60 MPH have developed near Weatherford, Willow Park and southern Azle. Radar at buff.ly/ohtBvcY

Radar image showing a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for the Weatherford, Peaster, Willow Park, and Azle areas west of Fort Worth, Texas. Strong thunderstorms with frequent lightning are moving through the warned area. The warning is in effect until 7:00 PM for radar-indicated wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail up to 1 inch in diameter.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 27/09/2026

If very heavy rain falls over hours, it could lead to rapid-onset flooding. Severe storms may also pose a risk. Baldy-in-Chief David will have a detailed video forecast out after the Cowboys game. Welcome to fall, folks!

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 27/09/2026

Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday continue to favor that risk spreading into the eastern two-thirds of Texas. By next weekend, nearly all of Texas will likely have rainfall. In fact, we expect several regions will have received at least a few inches. If that falls over a day, great!

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 27/09/2026

9/27 3:30PM: WPC has already issued highlights for potential heavy rain on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday across Texas. Monday night into Tuesday night still favors the western third of Texas.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 27/09/2026

(940pm) Severe storm near Bellevue, TX! A storm capable of 1” diameter (quarter size) hail and wind gusts up to 60 MPH is approaching the Bellevue area from the west. -Jason/TSC

Radar at 9:37 PM shows a severe thunderstorm moving across North Texas near Bellevue, Ringgold, Bowie, and Henrietta. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect until 10:15 PM for radar-indicated 60 mph winds and 1-inch hail. The strongest storms are west and southwest of Bellevue, with frequent lightning indicated.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

The Rafter 4B Fire is at least 500 acres, southeast of Eldorado. The fire has produced its own thunderstorm with cloud-to-ground lightning! Fire growth may be erratic due to gusty winds from the nearby storm. Check Schleicher County Emergency Management and the fire department for more information.

Map showing the Rafter 4B wildfire southeast of Eldorado, Texas, highlighted by a yellow box with a red/orange hot core; caption notes the fire is at least 500 acres, spawned a thunderstorm with lightning, and may grow erratically.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

However, stronger storms may produce pocket-change-sized hail, localized damaging wind gusts, and lightning that may start wildfires. Other storms are possible farther southwest into the Concho Valley, Permian Basin, and the Big Bend. When thunder roars, get your behind indoors! #txwx

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

ISOLATED SEVERE STORMS: We're monitoring Northwest Texas and the Big Country late this afternoon into this evening for isolated severe storms. Activity would be slow-moving, and most folks won't get stormed on.

Severe storm outlook for Texas showing a Level 1 (isolated severe storms) risk area highlighted in green centered over north‑central Texas around Wichita Falls and Abilene.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

214pm - A stationary storm over US Highway 385 south of Fort Stockton has prompted a Flash Flood Warning until 5:15pm CDT. Between 1-1.50” of rainfall has occurred with another inch possible in the warning area. Turn around don’t drown. -Jason/TSC

Radar image from 2:11 PM September 26 showing strong thunderstorms south of Fort Stockton, Texas, with heavy rain and frequent lightning. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for an area southwest of Fort Stockton until 5:15 PM.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

Looking forward to it! In reference to your question, David's email is going to be david@texasstormchasers.com

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

We are at a weather conference and not in a position for live coverage (because this wasn't on our bingo card at all). Monitoring carefully. Take shelter if in the warned area. ~David RADAR: buff.ly/ohtBvcY

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Live Texas Weather Radar

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

9/25 1048PM: Tornado warning for northwestern Parmer County until 11:15PM. Possible tornado 5 miles north/northwest of Bovina, moving east/northeast at 20 MPH. If the storm continues, it may approach Friona by 11:30PM.

Severe weather radar showing a tornado-warning polygon north of Bovina, Texas, with intense reflectivity and a white arrow indicating east-northeast movement toward Friona at 20 MPH; timestamp 10:44 PM CT and a note of a brief possible tornado.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 26/09/2026

1023pm - TORNADO WARNING in rural Palmer County in West Texas as a rotating storm capable of producing a tornado moves into #Texas from New Mexico. Folks that live in the warning area near Bovina take shelter now. Hail and wind are also hazards.

image from the KFDX radar near Cannon AFB showing thunderstorms around Bovina, Texas, at about 9:20 PM MDT on September 25, 2026. Reflectivity shows multiple areas of heavy rain and strong storms, while storm-relative velocity shows areas of opposing winds. Red warning polygons cover portions of the storms, with numerous lightning strikes displayed.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 25/09/2026

9/25 430PM CT: Severe storm in northwestern Jeff Davis county down in Southwest Texas, moving northeast toward the I-10/I-20 split near Kent. Pocket-change-sized hail, localized damaging wind gusts, heavy rain, lightning, and blowing dust will be possible. Heads up! ~David RADAR: buff.ly/ohtBvcY

Severe thunderstorm warning for Kent, Texas until 5:30 PM CDT with peak winds up to 60 mph, quarter-size hail possible, storm moving NE at 25 mph; radar polygon highlights a strong cell over Kent — move indoors away from windows.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 25/09/2026

9/25 348PM: Summer continues unabated across the eastern 75% of Texas; though at least it's not 105F today. The western quarter of Texas can sit quietly in the back with temperatures only in the 70s this afternoon. SHARE THAT WITH THE REST OF US! 😭 😭 😭 ~David #TXwx

Map showing current temperatures across Texas, color‑coded from cooler yellows in the Panhandle to hot oranges in the south; notable readings include Austin 97°F, San Antonio 96°F, Dallas 92°F, Amarillo 72°F, El Paso 83°F.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 25/09/2026

If you like rain, it has been a good day in the Texas Panhandle, West Texas, and parts of the Permian Basin. Some spots got too much water too quickly, but overall, it was a nice morning with some much-needed rain. Hopefully we can roll that out statewide by this time next week! ~David #txwx

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 25/09/2026

Already?! The sunset in El Paso TX will now occur before 7 PM MDT.

An infographic by Texas Storm Chasers featuring a vibrant sunset photograph of the El Paso, Texas skyline, with desert greenery like yuccas in the foreground.
Bold, black text surrounding the image states: "THE SUNSET IN EL PASO TEXAS WILL NOW OCCUR BEFORE 7:00 PM." A digital clock icon in the bottom right corner displays "7:00 PM" in green digits.

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Texas Storm Chasers @texasstormchasers.com · 24/09/2026

9/24 420pm MDT - A pair of stationary storms in El Paso County (near Socorro and Horizon City) is prompting a Flash Flood Warning for the area til 7 PM MDT. Between 0.5-1” of rainfall has occurred with up to another inch possible. -Jason/TSC

Radar image showing strong thunderstorms southeast of El Paso, Texas, affecting Socorro, Horizon City, and San Elizario. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect until 8:00 PM. Heavy rain and frequent lightning are indicated within the warned area.

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