Tornado Watch has been allowed to expire
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The Storm Prediction Center has issued a TORNADO WATCH for the northeastern portions of the Brazos Valley.
9PM UPDATE: The Tornado Watch has been allowed to expire for all Brazos Valley counties.
7:30PM UPDATE: The Watch has been dropped from Leon and Robertson counties. The watch remains in place for Houston and Trinity counties until 9pm this evening.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a TORNADO WATCH for the following Brazos Valley counties:
- Houston
- Leon
- Trinity
- Robertson
Storms are expected to fire north of the Brazos Valley this afternoon as a cold front pushes through Texas, the midwest, and the southeast. Showers and thunderstorms could persist in the Brazos Valley until 9 or 10 PM.
Potential impacts include:
- Isolated tornadoes
- Large hail (up to hen egg sized)
- Strong winds (gusts possible up to 70 mph+)
The counties included in the tornado watch are more likely to see strong winds and large hail. Storms weaken as they transition south of Brazos County.
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Here is what the most-recent high-resolution model run is predicting the atmosphere will look like on Friday evening. Storms will mostly only impact the northeastern parts of the Brazos Valley.
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