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Weather-wise, it's a pretty miserable night across the eastern half of Texas, with low clouds, drizzle, and fog. Showers will become more common overnight into Saturday morning. A few storms are also possible on Saturday, with small hail and locally heavy rain. You can track it all with our 24/7 live stream: https://buff.ly/3ZEvv6H ~David #TXwx
Texas Foliage Drone Footage
Take a look at the foliage peaking this Sunday afternoon in Weatherford, TX! -Chad Casey
Texas weather forecast for December 8, 2024. Riding the temperature roller coaster once again! #greenscreen #texas #weather #forecast #news
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Cold and dreary is a good way to describe the weather across Texas this Saturday afternoon. Those in the Borderland and Panhandle are enjoying decent weather. Everyone else is socked in with clouds and temperatures only in the 40s. Rain continues moving northeast across the eastern half of Texas, with no severe storms expected. Keep an eye on the sky with our free interactive weather radar at https://buff.ly/41oiGzL. ~David #TXwx
1:17pm - More rain looking to envelop the DFW metroplex from the southwest in the next hour or so.
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Saturday's looking like a mixed bag for the eastern half of Texas, with some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. It won't be raining nonstop all day, but expect a pretty gray and gloomy vibe, typical for December. ~David #TXwx
December 4th, 5:05 pm—Scattered to numerous showers with embedded thunderstorms continue to move east across Northeast Texas, East Texas, the Piney Woods, Southeast Texas, and the Golden Triangle. Moderate to heavy rainfall along with cloud-to-ground lightning, is expected. No severe storms are expected, but we can't completely rule out a rogue spinny-spinny doom-doom issue in Far Southeast Texas. You can watch the rain with our live #Texas #Weather stream: https://texasweather.video/. ~David #TXwx
12/4/24 Morning Commute Radar
Its a wet morning across the eastern half of Texas. Scattered showers with isolated storms are moving east/northeast. Nothing severe, and we're expecting rain to continue into the afternoon. -David #txwx
Good evening! Here is a time lapse of tonight’s sunset in Weatherford, #Texas from chaser Chad Casey.
Texas Weather Roundup: Cool to End November; Wet to Start December?
Congratulations on surviving Thanksgiving, and let the countdown to Christmas begin! It’s feeling mighty like Christmas across Texas this morning. The northern third to half of the state has temperatures below freezing, and it’s not much warmer for the southern half.
A strong cold front pushed south across Texas on Wednesday. High temperatures over the next few days will generally be in the 50s and 60s, with overnight lows in the 30s and 40s. High temperatures will return to the 70s early next week across South Texas. A reinforcement of cooler air will keep the northern half of Texas seasonably cool, with a freeze expected again by Sunday and Monday mornings.
A wetter weather pattern looks to be in store for the eastern half of Texas beginning Tuesday and continuing through at least Thursday. Light rain will be possible by Sunday and Monday across the Rio Grande Valley, Lower Texas Gulf Coast, up into the Coastal Bend. Severe storms and widespread heavy rains don’t look to be on our bingo card as we head toward the first days of December.
Crashy the Cold Front has pushed through all of #Texas this #Thanksgiving afternoon. North winds and much cooler weather will continue into Friday morning, with a freeze across the state's northern third. Friday will feature temperatures climbing into the 40s and 50s. Another cold front will arrive Saturday, with a freeze for the state's northern half on Sunday and Monday mornings. Much of the United States east of the Continental Divide will experience cold weather over the next several days. ~David #TXwx
FIND THE COLD FRONT! A strong cold front is pushing south into #Texas late this afternoon. Crashy the Cold Front will quickly move south tonight into Thanksgiving Morning. The front will enter the Gulf of Mexico and South Texas by sunrise tomorrow. Gusty north winds and a twenty-degree temperature drop are expected immediately behind the cold front. Cooler air will continue filtering in on Thanksgiving. A freeze is likely across the northern half of Texas by Friday morning. ~David #TXwx