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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.
Map of Texas showing forecast high temperatures for Wednesday, July 22, with widespread triple‑digit highs; hottest readings along the Rio Grande and South Texas (around 107–109°F) and 100s across Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, and much of the Panhandle.
Texas “feels like” temperature map at 3:30 PM CDT on July 21. Heat index values range from around 90–98°F across West Texas to 100–106°F across much of Central, North, and South Texas. The highest values are 116°F in Texarkana, 110°F in Tyler, and 106°F in Dallas and Corpus Christi.
Forecast map of Texas high temperatures for Tuesday, July 21 showing widespread triple‑digit highs — hottest near 109°F in Zapata and 107°F in Laredo and Fort Worth, cooler low‑90s along the coast — with a color temperature legend and city-by-city list at right.
Radar reflectivity showing intense, slow-moving thunderstorms and warning polygons from Midland to Garden City — scattered storms capable of 1" hail, damaging wind gusts, and possible flooding (7:26 PM CDT).
Excessive rain outlook for Texas showing a Level 2 (slight, yellow) risk across far west and northwestern central counties—including El Paso, Alpine, Del Rio, Midland and Lubbock—with a narrow Level 1 (marginal, green) corridor extending eastward.
Call to report storm and flood damage in Texas to help communities recover; graphic shows a flooded riverbank with uprooted trees and directs people to damage.tdem.texas.gov, asking reporters to include photos to support damage assessments and disaster assistance.
Six-hour multi-sensor rainfall map for central Texas at 11:00 AM CT showing intense storms (purple/red) over Sonora, Ozona and Eldorado with totals up to 5.5" and 5.2", pockets of 2.6" near San Angelo and 1.8" near Ballinger, with lighter totals eastward.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 3:07 AM CT showing a broad area of heavy thunderstorms from north of Camp Wood and Rocksprings through Sonora, Junction, Mason, Brady, Brownwood, and north toward Abilene. Several Flash Flood Warning polygons are active, including a considerable-damage-threat warning around Junction and portions of the Llano River basin. White arrows show the storms generally moving north to northeast.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 12:00 AM CT showing a Tornado Warning east of Camp Wood and west of Leakey. A line of intense thunderstorms extends northeast from Camp Wood and Barksdale toward Leakey and northern Real County. The warned storm has radar-indicated rotation and is moving north-northeast at about 16 MPH. A Flash Flood Warning also covers much of the area.
Weather radar map showing a strong thunderstorm with intense red and yellow reflectivity near Buena Vista south of San Antonio, moving northeast along a white arrow toward China Grove and being monitored for rotation and possible brief tornado risk.
WeatherFront MRMS 48-hour rainfall estimate ending at 11:00 AM CT on July 15, 2026. Estimated totals include 12.23 inches near Concan, 13.66 inches near Utopia, 15.36 inches near Knippa and Uvalde, 16.55 inches near Sabinal and Hondo, 10.24 inches near Boerne, and 5.79 inches near Spring Branch. Multiple Flash Flood Warning polygons cover the southern Edwards Plateau, Hill Country, Medina County, Kendall County, and parts of the San Antonio area. A red box highlights flash-flood emergencies involving life-threatening flooding and rising creeks.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 7:15 AM CT showing widespread thunderstorms from the southern Edwards Plateau and Hill Country through San Antonio and southeast toward Victoria and El Campo. The heaviest storms are near Camp Wood, Uvalde, Hondo, San Antonio, Nix­on, Victoria, and El Campo. Green polygons mark several Flash Flood Warnings, while white arrows indicate storms developing and moving north. Text notes that overnight flooding continues near Camp Wood and that additional storms may produce more flooding, with a brief tornado also possible.
WeatherFront MRMS six-hour rainfall estimate ending at 6:00 AM CT on July 15, 2026. The heaviest rainfall is concentrated from near Camp Wood and Utopia through Uvalde County and south toward Pearsall. Estimated totals include 10.30 inches near Camp Wood, 2.49 inches near Uvalde, 4.21 inches northwest of Pearsall, and 2.12 inches near Fredericksburg. Lighter rainfall extends east toward San Antonio and Austin.
Composite radar image centered on the southwestern Texas Hill Country and northern Edwards Plateau at 10:44 PM CDT on July 14, 2026. A cluster of slow-moving thunderstorms stretches from near Camp Wood and Concan through Utopia, Sabinal, Uvalde, and toward Hondo, with the heaviest rain shown in yellow, orange, and red. Multiple Flash Flood Warnings are in effect across the region. A large red outline highlights the area of greatest concern, where repeated thunderstorms are expected to continue overnight with a significant flash flooding risk. Outside the highlighted area, lighter showers extend south toward Cotulla and Laredo and east toward the San Antonio area.
Radar map showing new slow-moving, heavy storms producing intense rainfall and flash-flood warnings across northwestern Bexar, Comal and Kendall counties near San Antonio, with colored reflectivity highlighting extreme precipitation cores.
3:55 PM CT: Slow-moving storms continue from West-Central into Central Texas with heavy rain, gusty winds and lightning. Another round of heavy rain is expected tonight near Del Rio, Uvalde, San Antonio, Pleasanton and Cotulla. Considerable flooding risk where soils are saturated. #txwx
Radar reflectivity from Texas Storm Chasers showing a band of moderate to extreme rain moving southeast across the Hill Country into San Antonio, with a highlighted flash‑flood warning near Hondo and very heavy rain just northeast of Hondo.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 11:02 PM CT showing heavy thunderstorms moving southeast from Bandera and Kerr counties into Medina County. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect until 3 AM for areas including Hondo, New Fountain, D’Hanis, Quihi, Dunlay, Bader, and Noonan Crossing. Flooding from earlier rainfall continues in Bandera and Kerr counties.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 3:35 PM CT showing a severe thunderstorm over Jersey Village and northwest Houston, moving north toward Cypress, Willowbrook, Spring, Tomball, and Hooks Airport. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect until 4 PM. Main hazards include 60 MPH wind gusts, quarter-size hail, frequent lightning, torrential rain, and possible street flooding.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 8:35 PM CT showing a line of severe storms in the western Texas Panhandle, moving southeast toward Channing, Adrian, Glenrio, Romero, and the area west of Vega. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect until 9:45 PM. Main hazards include 60 MPH wind gusts, frequent lightning, and torrential rainfall.
WeatherFront satellite screenshot showing storms and cloud cover along the Texas coast, with a red line highlighting a boundary from the Rio Grande Valley toward the upper Texas coast.
Severe storm radar for East Texas showing clusters of intense thunderstorms with heavy rain, lightning, and warning boxes near Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville and Nacogdoches, alongside a left-side advisory noting slow-moving storms and possible rapid on‑set flooding.
Severe storm radar across northeast Texas at 9:28 PM CDT showing intense red/purple thunderstorm cells producing hail, damaging winds and lightning from McKinney through Greenville to Emory and Alba, with severe thunderstorm warnings and an arrow highlighting Greenville.
Severe storm radar from Texas Storm Chasers (Reflectivity, Mon 8:50 PM CDT) showing an intense thunderstorm with large hail, damaging winds and lightning over Aledo and Annetta, with warning polygons and an arrow indicating northwest movement toward I-20, Weatherford and Willow Park.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 8:41 PM CT showing two severe storms in East Texas. One storm is southwest of Rusk and Alto, and another is near Cushing, Laneville, Mount Enterprise, and Pinehill. Both storms are moving east/northeast slowly. Main hazards include 60 MPH wind gusts, half-dollar size hail, heavy rain, and frequent lightning.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 4:32 PM CT showing showers and storms in the Hill Country from near Del Rio, Uvalde, Kerrville, and San Angelo toward Brownwood. Storms are not moving much, so localized street flooding is possible. Severe storms are also near Northeast Texas and northwest Louisiana, moving east toward the Texas/Louisiana line around Marshall, Atlanta, and Shreveport with damaging winds possible.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 4:04 PM CT showing scattered strong to severe storms in Northeast Texas from Pittsburg, Daingerfield, Lone Star, Linden, Jefferson, and Marshall south toward Beckville and Carthage. White arrows show storms moving east, northeast, and southeast. Main hazards include damaging wind gusts, heavy rain, frequent lightning, and small hail.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 3:37 PM CT showing multiple thunderstorms in Northeast Texas near Hawkins, Gladewater, Ore City, Lone Star, Hallsville, Jefferson, and Marshall. Several severe thunderstorm warnings are in effect. Main hazards include damaging wind gusts, hail, dangerous lightning, and locally heavy rainfall. Most storms are slowly moving north/northeast.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 3:03 PM CT showing a Severe Thunderstorm Warning in East Texas until 3:45 PM CT. A small cluster of strong to severe storms is near Hawkins, Gilmer, Ore City, Gladewater, and Longview, moving slowly northeast. Main hazards include 60 MPH wind gusts, small hail, heavy rain, and lightning.
Dust Storm Warning map for a large area of West Texas valid until 10:45 PM CDT July 5, 2026, showing a red warning polygon over Odessa, Midland, Andrews, Kermit, McCamey and nearby towns with hazard: near‑zero visibility in blowing dust and dangerous, life‑threatening travel.
Weather radar of Texas showing a large band of thunderstorms across central and north Texas moving south toward San Angelo and Abilene, with warnings for the Texas Panhandle and Golden Triangle for gusty, potentially damaging winds, blowing dust, and lightning.
Dust Storm Warning map showing a large red warning area across central West Texas including San Angelo, Carlsbad, Ballinger and nearby towns; valid until 9:30 PM CDT July 5, 2026, advising near‑zero visibility and dangerous, life‑threatening travel.
Radar reflectivity map from Texas Storm Chasers at 7:27 PM CDT showing widespread severe thunderstorms (red/yellow cores) across central Texas with multiple tornado/severe/flood warning polygons, white arrows showing southward storm motion, and city labels like Abilene and Sweetwater.
Texas Storm Chasers radar at 6:54 PM CT showing a cluster of severe storms across the Big Country and western North Texas from near Snyder, Rotan, Roby, Hamlin, Stamford, Anson, Hawley, Abilene, Albany, Breckenridge, and Cisco. White arrows show storms moving south toward Interstate 20. Main hazards include damaging wind gusts of 65 to 75 MPH, hail, heavy rain, and lightning. A 65 MPH wind gust was reported in Albany.
Severe thunderstorm radar across North and East Texas showing clusters of intense red/yellow storms with hail and damaging wind warnings, arrows indicating southeast movement toward Breckenridge, Seymour, Tyler and Lufkin.