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Thursday could get messy for the Concho Valley and Hill Country. Moisture from Hurricane Vance feeds a storm system that could bring scattered flash flooding to the Hill Country, the Edwards Plateau, the Concho Valley, and South Texas Thursday into Friday morning.

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Thursday could get messy for the Concho Valley and Hill Country. Moisture from Hurricane Vance feeds a storm system that could bring scattered flash flooding to the Hill Country, the Edwards Plateau, the Concho Valley, and South Texas Thursday into Friday morning.

904 PM MT / 1004 PM CT - Severe storm in Socorro, TX! A storm capable of 1” hail and wind gusts up to 60 MPH is moving east-northeast through Socorro toward Agua Dulce in far west Texas. -Jason

601 PM CT / 501 PM MT — Large hail moving into Tornillo and Acala, Texas vicinity near I-10! Take cover and get away from windows along the TX/MX border in the warning area as storms capable of golfball size hail move in! -Jason

6 PM CT/5 PM MT: A severe storm is about 16 miles southwest of El Paso, moving northeast at 25-30 MPH. The storm will move into the El Paso metro around 5:30- 6 PM MT. Large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rain are likely. ~David RADAR: buff.ly/oz6HJ8z

Most of Texas stays dry, but Far West Texas gets wild. Storms fire around El Paso tonight with hail, damaging winds and maybe a tornado, then flash flooding and severe storms cover the western third Saturday and Sunday. Most folks get 1 to 2 inches, with isolated spots up to 4.

Rain's finally coming to West Texas. Most folks out west get a good 1 to 2 inches by early next week, and a few spots in the Panhandle could see 2 to 4. Localized flooding is possible, plus isolated severe storms Saturday from El Paso into the Trans-Pecos.

It's another warm October afternoon across Texas! Highs today will climb into the 80s statewide, with some locations approaching 90°F. Fall temperatures are taking a back seat today! ☀️

As we get ready for the start of a new work week, your temperatures on Monday morning will be a few to several degrees warmer than yesterday and today. The kiddos may still want a sweatshirt. We'll warm up quite nicely tomorrow afternoon. #txwx

Happy Sunday, Y’all! Baldy-in-Chief David Reimer is in Omaha today, attending the National Weather Association annual meeting. Why? So we can learn and serve you when Momma Nature throws temper tantrums. Thankfully, no tantrums today across Texas with beautiful weather expected. Enjoy it! #NWAS26

Happy Saturday evening! Hope you're having a great one with our fall weather. Check out how low temperatures are forecast to go by sunrise Sunday morning. It's going to be CHILLY, but winds should be near-calm. Are you enjoying the fall weather, or do you miss summer? -David #txwx

First freeze of the season tonight in the Texas Panhandle, with 28 in Dalhart and around 32 in Amarillo. East Texas: Extreme fire danger today with gusty north winds. Please don't burn. Then a beautiful, dry weekend for all of Texas. #txwx

buff.lyFirst Freeze of the Season Tonight in the Texas PanhandleThe first freeze of the fall season hits the Texas Panhandle and South Plains tonight, with 28 in Dalhart. Crashy the Cold Front has arrived, bringing gusty north winds and Extreme fire danger to…

🔥 Very high to extreme fire danger covers 16% of the state today, primarily across East and Southeast Texas. Winds are gusting quite a bit under low relative humidity values. Fires can ignite quickly and spread rapidly under these conditions. -Jason/TSC

A strong cold front will move south across Texas tonight and Friday. North winds will gust over 40 MPH at times, so secure your outdoor decorations and lawn furniture. MUCH cooler weather arrives with the cold front. High temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s across western Texas on Friday.

By Saturday morning, temperatures will drop into the 20s in the Panhandle, with 30s and 40s across northern and western Texas. Get out the sweaters and get ready for some wind chills! #txwx

Crashy the Cold Front hits Texas tonight. 40+ mph north winds. Friday's HIGHS: 66 in Fort Worth, 71 in Austin. Then a freeze in the Panhandle Saturday morning, 28 in Dalhart. Tie down the Halloween decorations. #txwx buff.ly/Po4jW4y

buff.lyFirst Real Cold Front Hits Texas Tonight. Here's How Cold.The first real cold front of the fall hits Texas tonight, with north winds over 40 mph, highs only in the 50s and 60s Friday, and a freeze in the Panhandle Saturday morning. Heavy rain continues out…

607pm - New TORNADO WARNING for GUTHRIE, TX til 6:30pm. A rotating storm capable of producing a tornado, as well as damaging wind and hail, is moving into the vicinity from the southwest. Seek shelter now. Reports of wind damage are coming out of Girard. -Jason

529pm - TORNADO WARNING for Girard TX vicinity in Kent County til 6pm! Take shelter immediately as a rotating storm moves into the area from the southwest. This storm is capable of producing a tornado, as well as large hail and damaging winds.

10/14 234PM: Possible tornado located northeast of Fort Stockton, north of I-10, moving northeast away from town. Strong rotation detected. Staying over rural areas. No live coverage from us today due to previously scheduled engagements. RADAR: buff.ly/B9zNFQQ #txwx

🌴 Very humid out! Here is a look at morning dew points. A tropical air mass continues across much of Texas, which will provide the fuel for rain and storms over the next couple of days. Some storms may be severe with some flash flood risk as well. -Jason

10/13 808PM: Heads up, Odessa! Intense storm southwest of Badger is moving northeast at 35 MPH. Hail up to baseball-sized and localized damaging wind gusts over 70 MPH are possible. The storm may make it to Odessa by 9 PM. ~David RADAR: buff.ly/B9zNFQQ

10/13 742PM: Wind gusts of 75+ MPH are possible in Goodlett, Quanah by 8 PM as severe storms move northeast. These storms will also impact Highway 287 in that area of Northwest Texas. ~David RADAR: httsp://texasstormchasers.com/radar

604pm - TORNADO WARNING in and west of Dickens, Texas! A storm capable of very large 3” hail and perhaps a tornado is approaching US-82 just west of Dickens. Seek shelter immediately in the warning area! We are going live right now.

The bigger deal is hail. The strongest storms could drop baseball-size hail with winds over 70 mph. They're moving northeast around 30 mph toward Oklahoma and will keep going for the next several hours. If tornado warnings go up, we'll go live.

10/13 532PM: A destructive storm is just north of Broadway and Highway 114, moving northeast toward Matador at 30 MPH. This storm may produce hail larger than baseballs and damaging winds.

Multiple other severe storms with damaging hail and strong winds are across the eastern Panhandle and West Texas. Watch our live radar stream on YouTube, our website, and the app. ~David

10/13 455PM: A severe storm watch is now in effect until midnight for the eastern Texas Panhandle and West Texas. Storms are developing and will continue into the evening as they move northeast at about 30 MPH.

The most intense storms may produce hail up to the size of tennis balls, localized damaging wind gusts over 70 MPH, and perhaps a tornado. Lightning and heavy rain are expected with any storm today. Y'all keep an eye out! ~David

The heat is ON across Texas this afternoon! Feels-like (heat index) temperatures have climbed into the triple digits across parts of Central and South Texas, with Victoria, Laredo, and Brownsville reaching 103°F!