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Updates on Central Texas weather posted by Brady Taylor and the News 10 Weather Team!
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Pretty view of the Christmas lights at the Magnolia Silos this morning
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Looking dangerously cold Friday morning. Actual air temperatures will be in the teens... But with strong north winds forecast, feels-like temperatures may be as cold as -5°. It's very important you give your pets a warm place to stay and make sure you layer up if heading outdoors
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Santa's going to have some nice weather when he goes through Central Texas tonight! Overnight lows will be pretty warm in the mid 50s. Happy Holidays!
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Summer to Winter...in less than a day! Here comes our next cold front and it will be packing a punch.
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Looks like bigger than golf ball sized hail in the
#MountCalm
&
#Axtell
area! Photo by Shanna Sheffield.
#ctxwx
#Hill
#McLennan
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Check out the lightning off in the distance on our Waco skycam. Storms are moving in, but the severe weather threat has been lowered as an outflow boundary moved ahead of the storms and helped calm things down. Gusty winds, localized flooding, and small hail still possible
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There is a low chance we could see some rain in Central Texas by early Sunday morning. A complex of storms is expected to develop up north and push south in our direction. Storms will likely fall apart as they approach.
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Are you ready for the rain and lower temperatures? Of course you are! The much advertised cool front will be pushing into Central Texas on Monday afternoon. Scattered showers will continue overnight Monday and into Tuesday morning.
#txwx
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A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Lampasas and Coryell County until 5:45 for 60-70 MPH wind gusts and golf-ball size hail. The strongest portion of this storm will move near Copperas Cove, Gatesville, Killeen, and Lampasas soon!
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Are you ready for the coldest air Central Texas has seen in nearly a YEAR? A front moves in tomorrow and by Friday morning, lows drop into the middle and upper 20s! Be sure to protect sensitive vegetation from the cold and bring the pets in tomorrow night!
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After a very hot & dry summer, we actually have a shot for rain in the forecast each of the next 10 days!! It's still too early for exact totals, but this looks to be the best shot for beneficial rain we have seen in several months!!
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A Tornado Watch has been issued for most of Central Texas until 10pm
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If you live west of I-35, you'll want to keep a close eye on the skies during the afternoon Sunday as a few isolated strong storms may form along the dryline. Any storm that form may contain large hail and strong wind gusts!
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We are seeing several accidents due to slick spots on bridges and overpasses... This is the view along Hwy 6 in Waco
http://t.co/sgLpQWuIF2
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Winter Storm Watch in effect for majority of Central Texas from Monday afternoon into Wednesday morning. The type of precipitation we'll see across our area will depend on temperatures! Here's what we know - The questions we have today - And what you should do now to prepare!
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Clear skies stick around this evening, so be ready for a nice sunset! However, this will also cool off temperatures quickly, so grab a jacket if heading out tonight
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We are continuing to keep an eye on the potential for severe weather on Monday across Central Texas. As of now the highest risk looks to be large hail, but all types of severe weather are possible in our area. Make sure you keep up to date of on the weather Monday!
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A flood advisory has been issued in Central Texas. Recent heavy rains may lead to street and creek flooding in addition to flooding over low-water crossings. If you see standing water on the roads, don't drive through it! Turn around, don't drown!
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We don't have a Dense Fog Advisory, but the fog will stay pretty thick this evening and overnight. Keep this in mind if you're going to be out on the roads at all this evening or tonight
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Just shortly after 7 AM, Waco's temperature dropped to 8°, shattering the old record of 11° set in 1930! If Waco's temperature dropped to 7°, that would mark the coldest morning since 1989.
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Here's your schedule for viewing the Total Lunar Eclipse tonight. A few high clouds will pass through, but it should not impede the viewing of the eclipse.
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With today's high of 109°, we have now cracked into the top-10 list for most days in a row of 105°+ high temperatures. The current streak places us tied for 8th all time. By Monday, July 2018 will likely hold the top spot in the top-10 at 7 straight days!
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BIG Changes rolling in on Thursday! The strong Arctic cold front will move through Central Texas during the mid-to-late morning hours. Most the afternoon will be below freezing, and strong north winds will lead to dangerously cold wind chills!
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CONFIRMED TORNADO ON THE GROUND WITH THE STORM MOVING TOWARDS HEARNE. GET IN YOUR SAFE SPACE
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The rain today did a number on our high temperatures... We only hit 84° for a high, which is our coolest high temperature since May 25th!
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In case you missed it, here's the beautiful sunset from this evening! A great way to close out a well-deserved, sun-filled Saturday
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*SNOW FLURRIES* Friday night brings our next cold front. Due to timing - when temps are in the 30s overnight/Saturday AM - we could see a few flurries mixed in. Accumulations are not expected, but there could be a white dusting on elevated surfaces & grass the farther NW you go
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Heavy rain is possible across much of Central Texas Monday. 2-5" is likely for most locations, with some isolated higher totals possible. With these style of totals in a short amount of time flooding is a concern.
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Heading out tonight? A very isolated shower especially east of I-35. Most places stay dry. Everyone mild & humid.
http://t.co/u2ZFRmz7Dt
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Sunday will be another hot and dry day across Central Texas. However, some relief is on the way! A cool front will push into the region late on Monday, bringing a chance for rain and slightly cooler weather.
#txwx
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A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 7 PM for most of Central Texas. Large hail and damaging winds will be the biggest threats but an isolated tornado a possibility as well.
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Here's what we can expect from the Eclipse Sunday night. Skies will be clear Sunday night so we'll have a perfect view!
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Wind Chills will be in the low to mid 20's this evening, so definitely grab the coat if heading out. Regular temperatures dip below freezing for the overnight, so beforehand you'll want to bring any plants or valuables you have outdoors inside
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The Storm Prediction Center downgraded areas to the north to a Marginal Risk, and cut off the southern portion of our viewing area for any risk of strong storms. Chances for strong storms will be low the rest of the night, even along the cold front during the overnight
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We are keeping a close eye on the potential for freezing rain across parts of Central Texas early this workweek.
There is still some uncertainties on how cold we get with this system, but you want to stay alert to the forecast. We will you updated on any new developments
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You can give your A/C a break tonight as the clear skies and low humidity will cool us down quickly. We'll start in the upper 60's, cooling to the low to mid 60's at dawn. It's looking likely that we'll break some records for morning lows on Thursday
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Scattered showers and thunderstorms are starting to develop to our north & will gradually push south through the afternoon.
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Tornado Watch has been extended further down into Central Texas and now includes McLennan, Bell, Coryell, Hamilton, Lampasas, and Mills until 8PM. Strong storms will race through this evening. Make sure to download the KWTX Weather App to stay up to date.
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Tuesday's cold front has brought a welcome change to the weather as afternoon highs will, for the first time in nearly 3 weeks, stay below the triple-digits. Expect highs in the low/mid 90s with morning lows in the mid 60s to low 70s!
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CONSIDERABLE THREAT WITH THIS STORM IN ROBERTSON. TORNADO ON THE GROUND
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We stay cloudy and cold as we go through the evening, with wind chills in the low to mid 30's. Showers will move in after midnight, with freezing rain chances for our far western counties coming into play around 3am and lasting through the A.M.
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There's a chance for wintry precipitation this coming Thursday behind the 2nd cold front this week. Light snow starts out west in the morning and gradually moves eastward throughout the day. A 30% chance for now, but that could change
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A TORNADO WARNING has been issued for portions of Bell, Coryell and Lampasas Counties until 6pm. If your'e in the path of this storm, seek shelter immediately in the lowest, most interior portion of your house away from windows and doors!
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Winter weather photos across Central Texas this morning. These are from Hamilton, Gateville, Killeen, & Elm Mott
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We officially ended up with 84 consecutive hours below freezing with this winter event. That's significant for Central Texas, but nowhere close to the 205 consecutive sub-freezing hours we had in February 2021!!
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Flooding is becoming a concern across Bell county. Here's a look at the 1 hour rainfall totals as of 2:30pm
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Cold front moves into Central TX tonight and brings a line of showers/storms. Some could be strong to severe with lots of lightning, heavy rain, 60mph winds, & even some hail up to quarter size will be possible. This comes in tonight from about 1am to 4am.
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As of 11 am Waco has already set a new rainfall record for today
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Remember that jacket that you have in the back of the closet that you haven't used in a few days? You'll probably need that tonight.
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A quickly strengthening thunderstorm in Burnet County should move into Bell County soon. Quarter-size hail is currently falling with this storm and larger hail is possible as the storm moves northeastward and approaches I-14.
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That line of storms is moving through Meridian and getting ready to move into Clifton. We're seeing some strong winds inside of these storms, so you'll want to stay inside as these pass. These will mainly affect areas west of I-35
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Weak rotation indicated near
#Axtell
. Very strong straight line winds pushing thru
#McLennan
& heading into
#Falls
#Limestone
shortly.
#ctxwx
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After 63 days of triple digit heat this summer, we are in store for a 10 day streak below 100°!! We may even stay in the 80s a few days!!
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Today's cold front is through about half of the viewing area, from Highway 84 north. Cooler air is moving it, but it's still warm in spots!
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We're still quiet as of 10:45pm across the area, but strong storms are firing up out near San Angelo and down near I-10. These will move into area around 3am from the west, with all modes of severe weather being possible
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UPDATE: Parts of Central Texas have been moved into a moderate risk for severe weather from an elevated risk.
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Newest SPC outlook has shifted the highest risk of severe storms east of I-35. The risk is still there near and west of I-35, but is lower
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It's official! Lake Waco is now seeing its 3rd highest water levels in history as of 12:15pm
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Tuesday is going to be COLD & WET. Most in Central Texas will only see RAIN - But our far N/NW areas may see that rain transition into rain/snow mix Tuesday afternoon/night. Thankfully temps remain above freezing - So we're not expecting any accumulation or travel issues here.
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Significant ice accumulations look possible in Central Texas into Wednesday as multiple waves of widespread rain fall. Ice accumulation could be between a quarter-inch and half-inch on a widespread basis - With the highest ice totals along and especially west of I-35.
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Those stray storms west of I-35 have some strong wind gusts with them as an outflow boundary gave them a little push. If you live in McGregor, you'll be seeing some strong winds pretty soon. This will then track southward towards Moody, Troy, and Temple
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Hurricane Hunters from
@53rdWRS
fly planes straight into some of the strongest storms in the world! Lt. Col.
@JeremyDeHart53d
tells us exactly what it’s like inside these storms - in this week's Degrees of Science. Watch the full conversation on
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We're hearing of some reports of minor street flooding across Central Texas, with many of those reports coming out of the Waco area. Never drive through flooded roadways! Now that it's dark, it's very hard to see how deep the water really is. Be careful if you have to be out!
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Severe storms will be possible across Central Texas Thursday afternoon and night. The strongest storms look to develop for areas near and east of I-35. Storms look possible after 2PM until 11PM. Stay weather aware tomorrow.
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Most of Central Texas saw some nice rainfall totals today... How much rain did you get?
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A small disturbance is moving through and will keep rain chances at 20% this evening. Otherwise, we'll see mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's. All activity dies down around 8pm, where we'll be in the mid 70's
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Aircraft reconnaissance has found that
#Harvey
has strengthened into a category 4 hurricane with 130 MPH winds. Landfall is imminent.
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Items you'll need tomorrow:
A coat 🧥,
An umbrella ☂️,
Probably some coffee ☕ too!
On second thought, keep the coffee for yourself.
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Tornado Watch has now been put in place for majority of Central Texas until 10PM Thursday. While the better chance for severe storms stay to our north/northwest - Any storms that could develop in Central Texas could become severe. Stay weather aware!
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Will it actually be cold for Christmas? Well, forecast models and the Climate Prediction Center say so. Colder than normal weather is set to hang around Central Texas heading into the Christmas holiday. Not exactly sure how cold, but right now it's possibly looking very chilly.
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We've been keeping a close eye on the storm system arriving around Thanksgiving for about a week now and the forecast has trended wetter. Thanks to a storm system sitting over the state, rain chances are high Thursday and even into Friday.
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A strong cold front Monday night helps to drop temperatures, but we'll also have to watch for the potential of some strong storms. Rain chances are near 60% late Monday and some storms could bring gusty winds. Central Texas is under a level 1 marginal severe weather risk.
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It will be another beautiful spring style day across Central Texas... Get outside and enjoy it!
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A Freeze Warning has been issued for Central Texas from Monday 6:00pm to Tuesday at 9:00am. Temperatures are likely to drop below freezing Monday night. Anything that you don't want frozen bring inside Monday night!
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Another strong will move through Central Texas tomorrow. With that front we will see scattered showers, gusty north winds, and much colder temperatures.
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Good Morning Central Texas!! Hope you have a great Sunday... How's ready for some rain chances & cooler temperatures returning to the forecast over the next few days??
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After a rain and storm-filled day, it's nice to see some areas getting a good look at the sunset! Killeen and Temple have good views, with Waco seeing a smaller amount of sunlight this evening. We stay dry the rest of the night
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We've got mild conditions overnight with only a few clouds moving through alongside temperatures in the mid 50's. We wake up to lows around 50° Sunday morning, with some drizzle and fog over our southern counties
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Check out this beautiful sunset from our skycam! It's a beautiful evening out there with temperatures in the mid 60s. We cool to the upper 50's by late evening. Enjoy!
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A cold front and area of low pressure will rake across Central Texas late today and tonight and should kick off a round of severe thunderstorms. Very large hail, strong wind gusts, and maybe a few tornadoes are all possible with today's strongest storms.
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Take it easy on the roads tomorrow morning if you live out near San Saba, Lampasas, Mills, and Hamilton counties as these areas have chances for seeing freezing from 3am to midday. A Winter Weather Advisory will be issued at 3am
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Today's cold front is slowly creeping toward our area and arrives later this afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms gradually increase in coverage later this afternoon and will last across much of the area through the night tonight as cold air spills in.
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Crazy stat... St. Louis has seen more rain today than Waco has seen all year!!
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Rain chances will gradually increase overnight heading into Friday. The best rain chances will be between 5-8am. Mostly light rain and drizzle is expected, which means visibilities may get low for some. Rain tapers off midday
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Tonight will be another cold night for Central Texas, but tomorrow will likely be just a touch warmer in the lower 30s. Every little bit helps!
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We keep mostly clear skies going through the evening, with temperatures cooling to the mid 50s by around 10pm. Afterwards, we've got another cool overnight ahead.
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It's now 3 days in a row with record-setting heat in Central Texas and Friday will make 4. Mornings lows in the upper 70s/low 80s will give way to afternoon highs between 101° and 109°, likely breaking the record high of 104°.
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Tropical Depression 8 has formed and is set to make landfall as Tropical Storm Hannah Saturday between Galveston and Port Mansfield. This storm is expected to bring heavy rain to the coast but Tropical Storm Watches have been issued for parts of the Texas Coast.
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Rain chances remain low for much of the weekend but shoot up Sunday night. A few strong storms possible then too.
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