Austin, TX
Severe weather possible in Central Texas with main concerns hail, strong winds
Slight danger of extreme climate in Central Texas
We may see some storms in our space this afternoon and there is a increased probability of stronger storms within the night hours. Adaleigh Rowe has all the main points in her full forecast.
AUSTIN, Texas – It will be a windy day right now and Central Texas may see some extreme climate within the night hours.
The FOX 7 Austin Climate Crew is monitoring mild showers within the early morning hours and there’s a probability for a extreme storm or two, primarily to the east of Austin, this afternoon earlier than issues clear up.
Then there will probably be a second wave of power as a chilly entrance strikes via. Robust to extreme storms are extra seemingly tonight into early Friday.
The chance for extreme climate is slight with the principle considerations being giant hail, probably quarter-size or greater, and powerful winds probably 50–60 miles per hour.
The specter of tornados may be very low and there’s a marginal menace for localized flooding to the east of I-35.
Temperatures will stand up to nearly 80 right now with an enormous temperature drop to observe. Highs are anticipated to be within the mid-50s for the weekend.
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