The Texas Weather Podcast

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.

Your evening Texas weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Texas today, with dangerous wind conditions developing that could create hazardous travel and reduce visibility from blowing dust. This Thursday morning starts mild at 65 degrees, with winds already picking up from the south. By noon, temperatures climb into the upper 70s as winds intensify.

Your midday Texas weather update Strong winds are creating hazardous conditions across much of Texas today, with multiple Wind Advisory alerts stretching from the coast inland. Gusts reaching 55 miles per hour are expected, particularly in eastern and northeastern portions of the state. This morning starts relatively calm, but conditions will deteriorate quickly after noon.

Your morning Texas weather update We're tracking 28 weather alerts across Texas today, with dangerous fire conditions and strong winds creating concerns from the Panhandle down through Central Texas. The Red Flag Warning means any spark could rapidly spread with these dry conditions and gusty winds. This Thursday morning starts mild at 72 degrees, but temperatures climb quickly through lunch, reaching 84 degrees by 3 P.M.

Your evening Texas weather update Multiple weather alerts are creating varied conditions across Texas today, with eighteen different advisories affecting communities from the Rio Grande Valley to Central Texas. Dense fog along the coast and elevated fire danger inland demand extra caution through your Wednesday. This morning's dense fog advisory continues through 9 A.M.

Your midday Texas weather update Multiple heat advisories and fire weather watches are creating dangerous conditions across Texas today. With temperatures climbing above 100 degrees in some areas. Here comes serious heat-related risks that require immediate attention.

Your morning Texas weather update Eight weather alerts are active across Texas this Wednesday, with Fire Weather Watches and Heat Advisories highlighting dangerous conditions for multiple regions. The combination of dry air, gusty winds. And extreme heat creates critical fire danger across much of the state.

Your midday Texas weather update Two significant weather alerts are affecting Texas today, with a Fire Weather Watch issued for the Panhandle and a Flood Warning continuing along portions of our rivers. These contrasting conditions highlight the diverse weather patterns across our state. This Tuesday morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 60s across most regions.

Your morning Texas weather update Dense fog is creating hazardous travel conditions across South Texas this Tuesday morning, with visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less in many areas. The fog advisory remains in effect through mid-morning, particularly impacting communities from Corpus Christi inland through Victoria and up toward San Antonio. Your Tuesday starts mild at 65 degrees, perfect for that morning coffee on the patio if you can see through the fog.

Your evening Texas weather update Dense fog and flooding concerns are impacting multiple regions across Texas this Monday morning, with visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less in some areas. The Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect for portions of the Gulf Coast and South Texas, while flood warnings continue for several counties. This morning started mild at 66 degrees.

Your evening Texas weather update Strong winds and blowing dust are creating hazardous conditions across much of Texas today. A High Wind Warning remains in effect with northeast winds gusting up to 65 miles per hour, while visibility drops as low as a quarter mile in some areas due to blowing dust. With 53 active weather alerts statewide, this is a day to stay weather-aware.

Your midday Texas weather update Texas is under the gun with 50 weather alerts this morning, including Red Flag Warnings and Dense Fog Advisories creating hazardous conditions across multiple regions. The combination of dry conditions and gusty winds has fire officials on high alert, particularly in brush-prone areas where any spark could rapidly spread. This Sunday starts mild at 63 degrees, but temperatures climb quickly through the morning hours.

Your evening Texas weather update Fire weather concerns take center stage across Texas today with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches blanketing much of the state. With 58 active weather alerts, outdoor burning should be avoided as conditions prime the landscape for rapid fire spread. This Saturday morning starts mild at 64 degrees around 7 A.M., perfect for early errands or that morning jog.

Your midday Texas weather update Fire weather concerns take center stage across Texas this Saturday, with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches blanketing multiple regions. Gusty winds and bone-dry conditions create dangerous fire spread potential through the weekend. This morning starts mild at 64 degrees with southwest winds around 10 miles per hour.

Your morning Texas weather update Red Flag Warning and Fire Weather Watch conditions are in effect across multiple regions of Texas today, with 39 total weather alerts as dry conditions and gusty winds create dangerous fire weather potential. This Saturday morning starts mild with temperatures around 62 degrees at 6 A.M. Winds will shift from south to southwest around 9 A.M.

Your midday Texas weather update Texas is facing dangerous heat conditions today with temperatures pushing into triple digits across much of the state. Heat advisories are in effect for multiple regions, with some areas expecting highs up to 101 degrees this afternoon. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s, but we'll see a rapid warmup through the day.

Your morning Texas weather update Dense fog is blanketing portions of the Gulf Coast this morning, with visibility dropping to a quarter mile in some areas. Twelve weather alerts are currently active across Texas, including Dense Fog Advisories along the coast and Fire Weather Watches for the Panhandle region. This morning's fog will gradually lift between 8 and 9 A.M.

Your midday Texas weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Texas today, including a Fire Weather Watch for the Panhandle and a Flood Warning for portions of South Texas. These conditions require your attention as we move through this Thursday. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 70s, perfect for that early jog or getting the kids to school.

Your morning Texas weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Texas today, with flood warnings for several counties and a special weather statement highlighting elevated fire danger due to dry conditions and strengthening winds. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 54 degrees. As we move through the day, expect a steady climb reaching the low 80s by 5 P.M.

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Your evening Texas weather update Step outside right now and you're at 76 degrees, with that's a 52 degrees-degree climb since this morning's 44. And we're just getting started. Tonight, A massive ridge of high pressure is building over the Southwest, bringing the kind of heat that makes you forget it's still March.

Your midday Texas weather update Step outside right now and you're feeling 63 degrees under clear skies. But here's what's building: a powerful ridge is about to flip the switch on summer mode. And by the weekend, you'll be hunting for shade.

Your midday Texas weather update Step outside right now and you'll feel 55 degrees. 📍 Keywords: Texas weather | March weather | midday forecast | TX weather forecast | Texas | midday weather update

Your morning Texas weather update That cold front that roared through yesterday? It left behind gusty north winds and temperatures running 32 degrees below normal. Step outside and you'll feel the bite. 📍 Keywords: Texas weather | March weather | morning weather update | Texas | morning forecast | TX weather forecast

Your evening Texas weather update A cold front is tearing across Texas right now. And it's bringing a 50-degree temperature crash in just 15 hours. 📍 Keywords: evening forecast | evening weather update | TX weather forecast | Texas | Texas weather | March weather

Your evening Texas weather update Folks, we've got an active situation happening right now across East Texas, multiple tornadoes are on the ground. Longview, or Marshall — get to shelter immediately. 📍 Keywords: evening forecast | TX weather forecast | Texas weather | evening weather update | March weather | Texas

Your midday Texas weather update Step outside right now and Here comes 95 degrees, with that's 33 degrees above normal for mid-March. We're flirting with the record high of 99 set back in 1971, but here's the thing. This heat won't last. 📍 Keywords: Texas | TX weather forecast | midday weather update | Texas weather | midday forecast | March weather

Your morning Texas weather update Step outside right now and it feels like July. You're going to need a winter coat, here comes a massive temperature crash today. 📍 Keywords: Texas | morning weather update | TX weather forecast | Texas weather | morning forecast | March weather

Good evening. Texas. I'm Aaron Jolly. We're staring down a serious weather setup, folks. A powerful spring storm is taking aim at Texas, bringing a dangerous mix of record heat, howling winds. And critical fire danger. Looking ahead. Down in South Texas, the heat is already on, while laredo is forecast to hit 98 degrees tomorrow. That's just one degree shy of the 1971 record and a full 35 degrees above normal for March. But here's heads-up for week ahead, that heat is about to crash. A High Wind Warning is in effect for the Panhandle starting Sunday morning. Northwest winds could gust as high as 65 miles an hour, while across Central Texas, temperatures will reach the mid-90s Sunday afternoon. Then a powerful cold front crashes through. North Texas sees the front first, arriving near the Red River around mid-morning. Here comes a 50-degree temperature crash in about 15 hours. Moving on. The front sweeps south overnight. Strong northerly winds take over statewide, with gusts over 40 miles an hour. A Red Flag Warning is in effect for much of the state on Monday. Humidity levels will drop into the teens, any spark will ignite quickly. The cold air lingers Monday, highs statewide will only reach the 50s. North Texas could even see a freeze Monday night, while but we warm up quickly by midweek. Highs return to the 80s by Wednesday. By next weekend, summer returns early. Here comes highs in the low 90s statewide under sunny skies. As the sun sets. Charge your phone and secure the patio furniture tonight, you'll need both ready for the winds tomorrow. We'll be back with your next forecast evening. See you tomorrow.

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Good morning. Texas. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you'll hit a wall of fog. Thick, soupy stuff that's cutting visibility to a quarter mile in spots, especially south of I-35. Currently sitting at 63 degrees after barely budging overnight. If you're on the roads early, take it slow. The fog should burn off by late morning. In Now here's kicker, today's high of 88 degrees is running 45 degrees above normal for early March. That's more late April than early spring. South Texas pushes toward 88 with muggy air. The Gulf Coast hits 83 under mostly cloudy skies. Central Texas reaches 85, while North Texas tops out around 82. Light south winds keep things breezy but comfortable. Tonight stays mild. Lows drop to the upper 60s to low 70s statewide. That fog may redevelop after midnight, especially along the coast. Tuesday brings more warmth and building clouds. Highs reach the low to mid 80s across most of the state, with South Texas climbing to 91. A cold front approaches from the northwest late in the day. Rain chances increase Tuesday night as the front pushes through. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms after midnight. Some storms could pack a punch, particularly across North and Central Texas. Wednesday is the big weather day. That cold front sweeps statewide, bringing showers and thunderstorms. Some storms may turn severe, with damaging winds and heavy rain possible. Rain tapers off by Wednesday evening as cooler, drier air surges in behind the front. Thursday turns beautiful. Sunny skies return with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Friday warms back into the upper 70s to low 80s under clear skies. The weekend looks warm and dry, with highs in the mid 80s to low 90s. See you this afternoon.