The Texas Weather Podcast

Your midday Texas weather update Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches blanket much of Texas today as dry conditions combine with gusty winds to create dangerous fire conditions across multiple regions. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 70s, but expect a quick warmup through the morning hours. By noon, we'll hit 80 degrees just as thunderstorms develop across the area.

Your morning Texas weather update Active weather is moving across Texas this Wednesday with 21 alerts in effect, including Wind Advisories and Fire Weather Watches. Strong winds and thunderstorms will impact multiple regions throughout the day, requiring extra caution for outdoor activities and travel. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 70 degrees at 6 A.M., but conditions deteriorate quickly.

Your evening Texas weather update Temperature-wise, we started mild at 71 degrees this morning around 8 A.M. As we move through the afternoon, expect readings to climb to 83 degrees by 4 P.M. The main window for thunderstorm activity runs from 10 A.M.

Your midday Texas weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Texas today, with high winds creating dangerous conditions through much of the state. A High Wind Warning covers western regions where gusts could reach 70 miles per hour. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 70s, but conditions deteriorate quickly.

Your morning Texas weather update Fire weather concerns are building across Texas today as dry conditions combine with strengthening winds. Multiple watches are in effect, including Fire Weather Watches for the South Plains and a High Wind Watch for portions of West Texas. Any outdoor burning should be avoided as conditions deteriorate through the afternoon.

Your evening Texas weather update Dangerous fire weather conditions are spreading across Texas today with multiple Red Flag Warnings in effect through this evening. The combination of strong winds, low humidity. And dry vegetation creates critical fire danger from the Panhandle down through Central Texas.

Your midday Texas weather update Fire weather concerns dominate across Texas today with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches stretching from the Rio Grande Valley through Central Texas. Critical fire conditions develop this afternoon as humidity drops and winds increase. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 60s and light south winds.

Your morning Texas weather update Multiple fire weather alerts blanket Texas today, with Red Flag Warnings stretching from the Panhandle through North Texas. Critical fire conditions develop this afternoon as humidity drops and winds strengthen across western and northern counties. This morning starts mild at 65 degrees with light south winds.

Your evening Texas weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect for multiple regions across Texas starting tomorrow afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued these alerts for the Panhandle and South Plains, where breezy winds and low humidity will create dangerous fire conditions through Monday evening. This Sunday morning started mild with temperatures around 64 degrees at 5 A.M.

Your midday Texas weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect across multiple regions of Texas through Monday evening, with gusty winds and low humidity creating dangerous conditions for outdoor burning. This Sunday starts mild with temperatures in the mid-60s across most of the state. By 2 P.M., we'll reach today's high of 82 degrees under mostly sunny skies.

Your morning Texas weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect across multiple regions of Texas today, with dry conditions and gusty winds creating elevated fire danger through the afternoon hours. This Sunday starts mild with temperatures around 59 degrees at 7 A.M. As we move through the morning, winds will shift from easterly to southeasterly around 10 A.M., bringing warmer air into the region.

Your evening Texas weather update Multiple fire weather alerts are creating dangerous conditions across Texas today, with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches affecting large portions of the state. Critical fire danger continues through this afternoon as dry conditions persist. This morning started cool at 59 degrees, but temperatures are climbing quickly under sunny skies.

Your midday Texas weather update Fire weather conditions take center stage across Texas today with multiple alerts in effect. A Fire Weather Watch covers large portions of Central and South Texas, where dry air and gusty winds create dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning. This Saturday starts cool with temperatures in the upper 50s this morning.

Your morning Texas weather update Fire weather conditions take center stage across Texas today with multiple alerts in effect. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches stretch from Central Texas through the Gulf Coast as dry air combines with gusty winds to create dangerous conditions for wildfire spread. This Saturday morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 60s.

Your evening Texas weather update We're tracking dangerous wind conditions across Texas today with 65 active weather alerts, including Wind Advisories. And High Wind Warnings stretching from the coast to the panhandle.

Your midday Texas weather update Fire weather conditions have Texas on high alert today with 56 weather warnings statewide. Red flag warnings and fire weather watches stretch from the Panhandle down through Central Texas, with winds gusting up to 55 miles per hour creating dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning. This morning starts warm at 60 degrees, but temperatures will climb quickly through the afternoon.

Your morning Texas weather update Strong winds are creating hazardous conditions across Texas today, with Wind Advisories and High Wind Warnings stretching from the coast through central portions of the state. Gusts could reach 65 miles per hour in some areas, making this a day to secure loose outdoor items. This morning starts relatively calm, but conditions deteriorate quickly after sunrise.