Texas Storm Chasers

An infographic map of Texas titled "First 8:00 PM Sunsets (Local Time)" by Texas Storm Chasers. The map displays major cities across the state, each labeled with the specific date when the sun first sets at or after 8:00 PM. Key dates shown include: West Texas: Alpine (Mar 11), Fort Stockton (Mar 16), Midland (Mar 21), and El Paso (May 22). Panhandle: Amarillo and Lubbock (Mar 22). North/Central Texas: Abilene (Apr 3), Wichita Falls (Apr 8), Fort Worth and Dallas (Apr 19), and Waco (Apr 19). East Texas: Tyler (Apr 28) and Lufkin (May 4). South Texas/Coast: Del Rio (Mar 29), San Antonio (Apr 14), Austin (Apr 18), Houston (May 4), Laredo (Apr 10), Corpus Christi (Apr 25), and McAllen (Apr 22). The background features a beach sunset, and text at the bottom asks, "Do you like earlier or later sunsets?"

Some places in western Texas will see their first 8 PM sunset of the year tonight! Here are the first 8 PM sunset times across Texas:

Weather radar map of Southeast Texas and western Louisiana showing scattered thunderstorms and rain bands associated with a departing upper-level system. Storm cells appear near Sealy, Schulenburg, Bryan, Huntsville, and along the Texas coast near Lake Jackson and Galveston, with heavier rain and thunderstorms over western Louisiana. White arrows indicate storm movement eastward. Graphic notes wrap-around storms bringing evening rain chances across Southeast Texas with a possibility of small hail. Radar reflectivity scale and Texas Storm Chasers branding are visible.

Wrap-around storms from our departing upper-level system are continuing to develop across Southeast Texas this evening. 🌩️

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are moving through areas from Sealy and Schulenburg toward Bryan, Huntsville, and the Houston metro.
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Map graphic from Texas Storm Chasers showing satellite fire detection at 3:35 PM CDT identifying a new wildfire hotspot southeast of Canyon, Texas in Randall County. A glowing red hotspot appears near East Cemetery Road east of Interstate 27, south of Amarillo and Lake Tanglewood. An arrow highlights the location of the fire while nearby towns including Amarillo, Canyon, Claude, and Groom are labeled on the map. Text on the graphic warns that gusty north winds and low humidity are creating very high wildfire danger in the Texas Panhandle.

337PM: 🚨 New Wildfire Detected – Randall County, Texas Panhandle

Satellite fire detection has identified a new wildfire southeast of Canyon.

🔥 Air support has been requested as crews respond.
Strong north winds and very low humidity are creating extreme wildfire danger.

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1240PM: Storms moving east across the Houston metro into East Texas have heavy rain, lightning, 40-60 MPH wind gusts. No tornado mischief at the moment. If that changes or appears to be imminent, we'll begin live severe coverage. You can watch our 24/7 live stream at texasstormchasers.com/live.

🔥 Over 10,000 acres have burned since yesterday.

Residents and travelers in the area should remain alert for rapid fire spread, smoke, and possible road impacts.

📱 Follow WatchDuty for real-time wildfire updates and alerts.

Map graphic from Texas Storm Chasers showing a satellite-detected wildfire called the Yellow Fire in the Texas Panhandle near Boys Ranch and Tascosa along Highway 385, north of Amarillo and near Channing. A glowing hotspot marks the fire location while a callout box explains that gusty north winds pushed the fire across southern containment lines and it is moving toward Highway 385. The graphic notes more than 10,000 acres have burned since the previous day, with nearby towns including Amarillo, Vega, Adrian, Fritch, and Sanford labeled on the map.

🚨 Texas Wildfire Update – Yellow Fire (3/11 12:15 PM)

Satellite fire detection shows the Yellow Fire burning near Boys Ranch and Tascosa in the Texas Panhandle. Gusty north winds have pushed the fire across southern containment lines, and it is now making a run toward Highway 385.

Gold background with text reading: A severe storm capable of small hail and 60 MPH wind gusts is located over WALLER, moving toward MAGNOLIA, CYPRESS, TOMBALL and THE WOODLANDS” and “Tornado Possible Tag”

Here is the latest forecast discussion from David Reimer for today’s severe weather threat in SE Texas: www.texasweatherroundup.video

821PM: Rotation has increased in Shelby County. Quick tornado warning for Huxley before storm moves northeast into Louisiana.

1230AM: Storms moving north into DFW with heavy rain and lightning. They’re loud, but more bark than bite. Not severe.

If you're in the path, expect brief heavy rain and gusty winds as the line moves through. We'll continue monitoring for any stronger development overnight.

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What to expect:
🌩 Frequent lightning
💨 Strong wind gusts up to ~60 MPH
🌧 Heavy downpours
🧊 Small hail possible

📍 Storms currently extend from the Hill Country near Kerrville/Llano north through Brownwood and toward Northeast Texas near Paris and continue moving east/northeast.

Radar reflectivity map from Texas Storm Chasers at 11:54 PM CDT showing a line of strong thunderstorms stretching from the Hill Country near Kerrville and Llano through Brownwood and Stephenville into Northeast Texas near Paris. Storms are moving east-northeast toward Sulphur Springs and the Ark-La-Tex region. Yellow severe thunderstorm warning polygons appear near Kerrville and Paris. The graphic notes storms producing 50–60 MPH wind gusts with lightning, heavy rain, and small hail possible across North Texas and the Hill Country.

⚡️ Late-night storms becoming more organized across parts of North & Central Texas.

A line of strong storms is pushing east / northeast at 30–45 MPH tonight. Some cells have intensified and are pr oducing wind gusts of 50–60 MPH, particularly across Northeast Texas and the Hill Country.

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Severe Thunderstorms Possible Across Texas Today and Tonight Severe thunderstorms could develop across Texas today with giant hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes possible from the Hill Country to North Texas.

⚠️ Severe thunderstorms are expected across parts of Texas this afternoon, tonight, and into Wednesday.

Storms developing along a dryline may produce **giant hail (up to softball size), damaging winds up to 80 mph, and a few tornadoes**.

📄 Forecast briefing:
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⚠️ Current conditions are extremely favorable for rapid fire spread:
• Humidity: 9%
• Temperature: 87°F
• Winds: Southwest gusting to 27 MPH

These hot, dry, and windy conditions can allow fires to spread quickly across grasslands in the region.

Satellite wildfire detection map from Texas Storm Chasers showing a new wildfire hotspot near Lefors in the eastern Texas Panhandle, southeast of Pampa and northwest of McLean. The map highlights the fire location with a yellow box and red heat signature under very dry fire weather conditions including 9% humidity, 87°F temperatures, and southwest winds gusting to 27 mph across the Texas Panhandle.

🔥 New Wildfire Detected – Eastern Texas Panhandle

Satellite fire detection has identified a new wildfire hotspot near Lefors, located southeast of Pampa and northwest of McLean in the eastern Texas Panhandle.

Severe Storm Risk Returns to Texas Tuesday and Wednesday Severe storms are expected across Texas Tuesday and Wednesday with threats including large hail, damaging winds, lightning, and a few tornadoes.

Severe storm chances return to Texas Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday brings the higher risk for hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. Wednesday the threat shifts east into East Texas. Forecast: texasstormchasers.com/weather/seve...

An infographic titled "SUNSET TIMES TONIGHT" by Texas Storm Chasers, featuring a stylized illustration of a sunset behind palm trees and rolling hills in shades of orange and purple. The top half of the image lists sunset times for several Texas cities: Houston: 7:25 Dallas: 7:29 Austin: 7:34 Amarillo: 7:49 El Paso: 7:09* McAllen: 7:38 A footer notes that El Paso is in the Mountain Time Zone and includes the text "DAYLIGHT SAVINGS" alongside the Texas Storm Chasers logo.

Tonight's sunset times on our first evening of Daylight Saving Time. Some like it, and some do not. Where do you fall?

Texas On Alert for More Severe Weather Chances and Fire Danger | Trey Greenwood's Deep Dive Trey Greenwood @ConvectiveChronicles provides his weekly Texas weather forecast deep dive for March 8-14, 2026! Join this channel to get access to…

It's Sunday which means it is time for another weekly Texas weather deep dive video from Meteorologist Trey Greenwood! youtu.be/rykStr1JI9E

Texas Weather This Week: Severe Storm Risk Peaks Tuesday Across Texas Texas faces severe storm chances Monday through Wednesday, with the greatest risk Tuesday across North, Central, and West Central Texas. Read the latest Texas Deep Dive forecast.

Meteorologist Trey Greenwood’s latest Texas Deep Dive is out. Severe weather chances return Monday through Wednesday, with Tuesday looking like the most active day in Texas. Large hail and damaging winds may be the main threats.
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Weather radar graphic from Texas Storm Chasers showing reflectivity across South-Central Texas at 10:56 AM CDT. Bands of showers and thunderstorms stretch from near Uvalde through San Antonio and Pleasanton to Victoria and toward the Coastal Plains near Corpus Christi. White arrows indicate storms moving east. Heavier red and yellow cores suggest stronger storms capable of frequent lightning, heavy rain, and small hail, with a stronger cell northwest of Freer highlighted for potential larger hail.

11AM: Showers and thunderstorms continue across South-Central Texas and the Coastal Plains this morning. Storms from Uvalde to San Antonio to Victoria are moving east, bringing frequent lightning, heavy rain, and pockets of small hail. One stronger storm northwest of Freer may produce larger hail.

GIANT HAIL up to 4.5" (Softball to Grapefruit) reported on FM 3176 in Rio Grande City at 11:52 PM by Texas DPS. #TXwx

If you are in Roma, Escobares, El Sauz, Salineño, Falcon State Park, or Rio Grande City, move indoors immediately and stay away from windows.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect until 11:30 PM CST.

Weather radar graphic from Texas Storm Chasers showing a severe thunderstorm over Roma–Los Saenz in Starr County, Texas at 11:16 PM CST. Radar reflectivity shows a large supercell with intense purple and red cores indicating very heavy precipitation and hail. A warning polygon covers northwestern Starr County and southeastern Zapata County. Text on the graphic warns of baseball-size hail and damaging winds moving east toward Rio Grande City and advises residents to stay away from windows.

A destructive severe thunderstorm is moving across Starr County tonight.

11:18PM Radar shows a dangerous supercell near Roma moving east toward Rio Grande City.

Hazards include baseball-size hail and 60 mph winds capable of shattering windows and damaging roofs and vehicles.

Texas Storm Chasers radar image at 11:00 PM CST showing a severe thunderstorm near Falcon Heights along the Rio Grande moving east toward Roma and Salineño in Starr County. The storm displays intense red and purple radar reflectivity indicating heavy rain and hail. A severe thunderstorm warning polygon covers parts of southeastern Zapata County and northwestern Starr County as the storm tracks east at about 50 mph.

1104PM: ⚠️ Severe Thunderstorm Warning – Starr & Zapata Counties

A severe storm near Falcon Heights is moving east at 50 mph toward Roma and Salineño.

Expect 60 mph wind gusts and quarter-size hail.

Heads up for:
Roma • Escobares • El Sauz • Salineño • Falcon State Park

Infographic with stock photo of a daisy field at sunset with text overlay reading "Daylight Saving Time Starts - We move the clocks forward one hour"

Change those clocks tonight! We move them ahead one hour from 2 AM to 3 AM.

Tomorrow's sunset times will be around or after 7:30 pm CDT in Texas.

Daylight Saving Time ranges from Sun, Mar 8, 2026 to Sun, Nov 1, 2026.

Texas Storm Update: Hail & Overnight Storms Possible | March 7, 2026 Thunderstorms continue across parts of Texas Saturday evening, March 7, 2026, with storms shifting east of Interstate 35 and additional activity possible overnight. Texas Storm Chasers…

Evening Texas weather update from @BaldyinChief: Storms continue across South & Southeast Texas with heavy rain, lightning, and some hail. More storms may develop overnight toward San Antonio and Houston with localized flooding possible.
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Interactive Weather Radar Stay informed about Texas weather with our interactive radar. Track storms and monitor precipitation levels for reliable real-time updates to keep you safe.

750PM: Heads up FREER! Severe storm with golfball-size hail is west of town, rolling east and heading your way by 8:30PM. RADAR: texasstormchasers.com/radar #TXwx

Radar image from Texas Storm Chasers at 4:29 PM CST showing a severe thunderstorm near Bandera Falls moving east toward Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch. Intense red and purple radar reflectivity indicates heavy rain and hail. A severe thunderstorm warning polygon covers southeastern Bandera County, northeastern Medina County, southwestern Kendall County, and northwestern Bexar County.

431PM: ⚠️ Severe Thunderstorm Warning – NW Bexar / Bandera / Kendall Counties

A storm near Bandera Falls is moving east toward Pipe Creek, Boerne, and Fair Oaks Ranch.

Spotters have reported quarter-size hail south of Bandera.

Heads up if you’re in:
Lakehills • Pipe Creek • Boerne • Fair Oaks Ranc