Page 11 - Damaging Wind News Today

Strong storms will move in late Wednesday. The end of the week will sport cooler air and maybe even some light precipitation going into the weekend.

We will have stellar weather this evening. Expect heavy rain and a few storms Tuesday. Scattered severe storms are possible Wednesday afternoon.

Wednesday is a Weather Alert Day

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Storms tomorrow, some could be strong

Strong storms possible into the evening

Storms that could produce damaging wind, flash flooding, and even a very slight chance for small hail, and isolated tornadoes are possible late Sunday night into Monday morning. Because of this we are calling for a Storm 5 Alert.

Here we go again. It appears that once again, the Hub City is in the crosshairs of severe weather chances that could impact a wide area of West Texas. Get our free mobile app According to Weather Legend Ron Roberts of KAMC, via Twitter: Potential Severe Thunderstorms today increasing. Severe Impacts: Damaging Hail 2"-isolated up to 4" diameter. Isolated tornadoes includes the Lubbock Metro Area. Damaging Wind gusts over 65 mph possible. Super-Cell thunderstorms highly possible today. Keeping Y...