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Cold Front Dropping South Across the Western U.S.; Watching Threat for Tornadoes and Flooding in the South

A cold front will push south across the Western U.S. into Tuesday with mountain snow and areas of gusty to high winds. An area of low pressure will form along this front on Tuesday and bring a potential for severe thunderstorms with tornadoes and excessive rainfall in the lower to mid Mississippi River Valley. To the north, heavy snow is possible in parts of the upper Midwest. Read More >

San Angelo, TX

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Other Ways To Submit Severe Weather Information to NWS San Angelo

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Other Ways To Submit Severe Weather Information to NWS San Angelo:
  1. 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.
  2. Submit a Storm Report Online via the NWS San Angelo Facebook or Twitter websites.
  3. 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.
  4. The Spotter Network
  5. 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.
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