Texas Braces for Another Round of Severe Weather
It looks like yet another round of severe weather is headed for Texas.
We’ve had a short break from severe weather in what has been one of the most active seasons I can remember. Unfortunately, it appears that the break is about to come to an end.
According to Texas Storm Chasers, a round of severe weather is expected later this afternoon and evening in parts of Northwest Texas, the Permian Basin, North Texas, Big Country, and Texoma.
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As of this posting, the biggest threat is damaging high winds, large hail (possibly tennis and baseball size), and heavy rain, which can lead to flash flooding. There is also the possibility of a brief tornado.
We’ve had more than our fair share of flooding and large hail here in Texoma this year. Of course, the rain is always welcome in our neck of the woods, but we could sure use a break from the hail and high winds.
Hopefully, we’ll dodge a bullet this time around. Keep an eye and an ear on local media for the latest developments in this potentially dangerous situation.
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