As of 8:30am CDT, no current severe warnings are in effect for the viewing area, as a complex of showers and storms continues to push south towards the metroplex, at around 35-40mph. This complex of storms has had a history of producing gusty winds, and marginally severe hail around 1” in diameter or smaller. 40-50mph winds are still possible with some areas within this complex of storms.
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Ahead of the storms, outflow winds of 40-45mph, are currently moving through the metroplex area as well. So if you see ominous skies, and are experiencing gusty winds ahead of these storms that’s why.
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In addition to these storms, Flash Flooding is another concern, as these slow moving storms are producing up to 1-2” over the course of an hour or so.
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You can track this activity here on our site with our free interactive maps.
-JW
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