weather alert

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for Bell County and Central Texas in effect from 2pm this afternoon until Tuesday morning. Showers and Thunderstorms will be possible in central Texas this afternoon and this evening bringing about the risk for flash flooding...

The National Weather Service is calling for Showers and Thunderstorms to move into central Texas overnight with the chance for thunderstorms by daybreak Friday. If storms develop we can expect a chance for heavy rain, gusty winds, and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning possible early Friday morning...

Severe Weather is not expected but some strong showers and thunderstorms could develop as a system moves through central Texas overnight. Several West Texas counties have already been under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch earlier this evening...

It's a windy end to the weekend in central Texas with gusts at times today reaching 40mph. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for Bell County until 6pm tonight. A strong west to northwest wind will continue through the day across North and Central Texas...

The chance for severe thunderstorms returns to Central Texas this afternoon and this evening with the best chance for rain just East of the I-35 corridor.

The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning for Bell County from 3am to 9am Sunday. Most of Central and North Texas will experience overnight low temperatures near the freezing mark. Remember to protect your plants and pets from the cold...

Holy moly that was moderately scary. About an hour ago our studios took a hit from the lightning storms traveling over Central Texas, which a) explains why you might not be able to hear us and b) why we are sharing this "weather alert" from the National Weather Service...