![]() ![]() Warnings continue for Bastrop, NE Caldwell, Fayette and Lee counties until 7:15 p.m.Ĥ:48 p.m.: The Tornado Watch in Mason and San Saba counties has been canceled.Ĥ:41 p.m.: Flood Advisory issued for parts of Blanco, Burnet, Hays, Llano, Travis and Williamson counties until 8:45 p.m. It continues for Bastrop, Caldwell, Fayette and Lee counties until 9 p.m.Ħ:36 p.m.: For the first time since 4:13 p.m., none of Travis County is under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning. Photo Courtesy: Lisa MooreĦ:54 p.m.: The Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been canceled for Blanco, Burnet, Gillespie, Hays, Llano, Travis and Williamson counties. KXAN Chief Meteorologist David Yeomans said wind gusts were estimated around 65 mph in that area. Photo Courtesy: Lisa Moore Wind takes down tree in Marble Falls just north of Sweet Berry Farm April 28, 2023. Wind takes down tree in Marble Falls just north of Sweet Berry Farm April 28, 2023. Meteorologist David Yeomans says winds were estimated at 65 mph in that area as the storms moved through. KXAN viewer Lisa Moore sent in these photos of tree damage north of Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls. We will continue to keep rain chances through the work week and into next weekend, but the confidence in widespread rain starts to drop after Wednesday.PHOTOS: Hail, severe storms hit Central Texas, Hill Country April 28ħ:00 p.m. The American (GFS) computer model keeps us pretty wet Wednesday-Friday, but the European (ECMWF) computer model has been signaling the heavier rain mid-late week sliding southeast of us and exiting early. There is some distinct disagreement amongst some of our better computer models regarding how much and how widespread rain will be from the middle to end of the week. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, NEXT weekend and beyond…Īs the aforementioned “cold” front gradually pulls away, our rain and storm chances will gradually fade with it. Flash flooding poses our greatest risk overall. Damaging winds would be our greatest severe weather risk with a very low hail and tornado threat most of the week. While our severe weather risk is relatively low, wet microbursts will be possible with some of the stronger thunderstorms. Heavy rain: Ways to prepare Severe weather ![]() The American model (GFS) has consistently pointed toward several inches of rain across the entire area, but the numbers have trended down over the past couple of days, generally 2-4 inches. The European computer model (ECMWF) (both deterministic and ensembles) has been trending lower with rainfall amounts, generally 1-3 inches. There is still some disagreement among our computer models regarding rainfall amounts. Flood Watch continues until 1pm Wednesday. Heavy downpours moving slowly over the same area could produce flooding issues, especially for low-lying areas. The majority of this week’s rainfall is likely to come today and Tuesday as all the ingredients come together to produce scattered to widespread showers and storms. Tropical moisture coming from the south, plus a trough of low pressure planting itself over Texas will provide the perfect recipe for daily showers, thunderstorms and downpours. AUSTIN (KXAN) – A wet week is in store for Central Texas with the potential for our longest-lasting rain event since October of last year. ![]()
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