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Learn from my mistake. Reapply that sunscreen!
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8/14 318PM: Woodson Creek Fire in Throckmorton County (western North Texas) has burned at least 400 acres, no containment. Aerial resources and numerous ground resources assigned.
Fire continues rapid spread with large smoke column visible. Pyrocumulus cloud also being generated.
Gusty south winds continue with triple digit temperatures.
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Tuesday, August 11th | Today's video will be out around 6 PM and will be a discussion of our upcoming weather expected for the second half of the work week and the weekend. For today, spotty seabreeze showers/storms are possible along the Texas Gulf Coast, and we may see an isolated storm in Far West Texas. Otherwise, it'll be hot with very high fire danger. Winds will be gustier out of the south this afternoon, and that'll be a daily recurrence through Friday. Welcome to the summer doldrums...
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8/10 217PM: It's a rainy day for Southeast Texas and the Coastal Plains! A weak system is helping enhance the number of showers/storms today. Some heavier rains are likely. Storms are slowly moving north. Isolated flooding can't be ruled out. When thunder roars, it's time to get your behind indoors! ~David
RADAR: texasstormchasers.com/radar
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8/7 745PM: Isolated severe storms through the mid-evening in the Panhandle. Storms are slowly moving south/southwest. Popup storms across the eastern third of Texas will start dying off quickly after sunset. ~David
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7/31 308PM: Well, it was a nice stretch of non-stormy mischief for the past week. That is changing, with scattered strong to severe storms through tonight across the southern Texas Panhandle, West Texas, and Northwest Texas. Damaging wind gusts, lightning-induced grass fires, and pockets of heavy rain are the main concerns with stronger storms. A severe thunderstorm watch may be issued over the next couple of hours.
RADAR: texasstormchasers.com/radar
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Those aren’t rainbows—they’re ice crystals! Tonight’s sunset in Fredericksburg featured a sun pillar, a pair of sun dogs, and part of a 22° halo, all created as sunlight passed through millions of tiny hexagonal ice crystals high in the cirrus clouds. -David
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7/22 10PM: Tropical Storm Warning for Upper Texas Gulf Coast. Expect windy conditions, scattered storms, minor coastal flooding, and gusty winds Thursday. Overall, a low-impact event with no widespread flooding or major surges. No need to cancel plans IMO. —David
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Texas temperature map at 4 PM on July 22 showing widespread triple-digit heat, including 107 degrees in Dallas, 106 in Waco and Wichita Falls, and 108 in Laredo.
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Wednesday, July 22nd: The word of the day is “SIZZLIN,” as Texas is expected to experience scorching temperatures, with afternoon highs reaching into the triple digits. Mother Nature is serving up the heat, and it looks like this trend will continue for the rest of July. With these high afternoon temperatures and slow-dimming nights, the risk of heat-related illnesses will increase. It's important to keep an eye on those who are more susceptible to the heat.
Tropical Storm Bertha is still active, but it appears that upper-level wind shear is affecting its strength. Maximum sustained winds are around 50 MPH in a cluster of storms located in the northern Gulf, off the Mississippi coast, moving west at approximately 6 MPH.
The good news is that we expect a weakening trend to begin shortly, and Bertha will likely be on the verge of dissipating completely by the time it makes landfall along the upper Texas Gulf Coast on Thursday evening.
I want to emphasize that we continue to expect low impacts from this storm. We may see scattered showers and storms along the Texas Gulf Coast, as well as dangerous rip currents and minor coastal flooding. Gusty winds are also possible along the coast.
Overall, this is not anticipated to become a major issue for us. Even if Bertha manages to remain intact as it moves into South Texas, total rainfall amounts in the Coastal Bend (around Corpus Christi) and along the Upper Texas Gulf Coast are expected to be about one inch. If Bertha weakens more quickly today into Thursday, we may not see that much rain reach Texas at all.
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