A Tornado Watch is now in effect for much of North Texas through 11 pm this evening (4/25). Any storm that develops in this area would have the potential to produce hail greater than softball size, a couple of strong tornadoes and damaging winds. Make sure to have multiple ways to receive warnings and to have a plan in place this afternoon and evening!
Isolated to scattered severe storms are expected to develop early this evening across parts of North Texas, primarily along and north of I-20 to the Red River. Not everyone will see storms today, but those that do may experience very large hail, damaging wind gusts, and even tornadoes. Remain weather aware today and make sure you have multiple ways to get warnings!
Daily rain and storm chances will continue over much of the upcoming week. There is a potential for a few strong to severe storms on Tuesday followed by slightly cooler weather towards the end of the week. The system towards the end of the week may bring widespread rain chances to the region.
When hazardous weather is expected, there are many ways to receive emergency alerts, but no single method is perfect. Make sure you have multiple ways to receive alerts, so you can take action when needed! Here are some ideas:
📲 Smartphones/Weather Apps
📻 NOAA Wx Radio
📺 Local TV/Radio
Local Radar
Weather Map
Drought Monitor
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