Central Texas severe weather risk lowered, high winds biggest threat
Zack Shields says a cluster of severe storms will form along dry line and will become a stalled front north and west of Austin and then will push eastward.
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Zack Shields says a cluster of severe storms will form along dry line and will become a stalled front north and west of Austin and then will push eastward.
The high temperatures aren't expected to stick around for too long. A cold front moves across our area Wednesday morning, however temperatures will remain above normal on April 6.
Freezing rain is leaving a thin layer of ice that is making roads slippery and dangerous in some spots.
A cold front is coming to Central Texas and with it, the possibility of some freezing rain. The potent cold front with an Arctic flavor to it will slide in late this afternoon.
A line of strong to severe thunderstorms is expected to enter our westernmost counties between 2 and 3 a.m. Wednesday morning. The line of storms will contain strong winds and possibly some small hail.