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A weak cold front will kick off a round of strong to severe thunderstorms across Central and Southeast Texas through early Monday morning
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While this is not a knock-down-drag-out severe weather event, it could disrupt plans for some.
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Impactful storms are generally expected to remain north of the Brazos Valley
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Isolated, weakening storms could impact parts of the Northeast Brazos Valley through the middle of the night
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Isolated, weakening storms could impact parts of the Northeast Brazos Valley through the middle of the night
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Destructive Wind, large hail, and a couple of tornadoes are possible with the most intense storms Saturday evening
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After a break from active weather Friday, another round of storms arrives Saturday.
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While the coverage is expected to be low, a few storms could produce impactful winds both Thursday and Saturday
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Destructive wind gusts between 60 and 80mph were measured across Bryan and College Station
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While the chance is conditional, outflow winds from other parts of Texas could impact the Brazos Valley after sunset
Current Radar
