Central Texas, severe thunderstorm
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Central Texas has been unusually “quiet” from a severe weather perspective so far this year, despite some severe storms Wednesday morning.
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After wet start to the month, warmer days in Austin. How much more rain could we see in May?
Temperatures will shift from below normal this weekend to above normal as we head into early next week.
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Austin weather: Hail in some areas as severe thunderstorm watch issued
Most of Central Texas is under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch while other counties were under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning that has now expired.
Forecasters warn that “life-threatening” flash flooding could develop as multiple rounds of heavy rain hit the region.
Inches of rain to douse South Central Texas in less than 24 hours.
Today, hit-and-miss showers and storms are possible with the highest rain chances over the Hill Country. Since we are behind a cold front, the atmosphere is more stable, so the severe risk remains low today and tomorrow. Rain totals and rain chances are trending higher for Friday.
April certainly is bringing May showers to Texas, but the Panhandle is also expected to see near-freezing temperatures. According to the National Weather Service's latest forecast discussion out of Amarillo,