First Alert Weather Day: Strong storms expected into Christmas Eve Night
The weather outside won’t be delightful, but we’re hoping it’s not too frightful either! Central Texas is under threat of strong-to-severe storms both on Christmas Eve and the day after Christmas as well. The latest forecast model data is also suggesting severe storm chances have gone up this afternoon, so today will be a First Alert Weather Day.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued until midnight as storms begin to pick up across central Texas. This covers ...
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North Texas is once again under the threat for severe weather on Thursday. NBC 5 meteorologist Kevan Smith has the latest.
Severe weather mostly stuck to the east of San Antonio, with the Alamo City avoiding any hazardous conditions.
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