Prolonged, Intense Heat Wave; Excessive Rainfall in the Southern Rockies; Severe Weather in the Central US

Extremely dangerous heat will persist from the Midwest to the East Coast into late this week. Monsoonal moisture may produce excessive rain and considerable flash flooding and debris flows, especially near recent burn scar areas in New Mexico and west Texas. Severe storms are possible this evening from the southern/central Plains into the Great Lakes, and the northern/central Plains Tuesday. Read More >


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Call the NWS San Angelo Public Service Line
For life-threatening and imminent severe weather threats, please contact our forecast office immediately (even if you also contact us by social media or email) through our 24-hour public service phone line at 325-944-9445.
Submit a Storm Report Online via the NWS San Angelo Facebook or Twitter websites.
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Amateur Radio
To connect with a local amateur radio club in Abilene, Brady, Brownwood, San Angelo and Sweetwater, please click on any one of the communities that is nearest you.
The Spotter Network
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Email
Email us your report with images if possible – You may also pass along additional information such as delayed reports and weather and damage pictures to nws.sanangelo@noaa.gov.