Brad Hlozek

Some east Texans will able to see the the International Space Station (ISS) pass overhead this evening. Unfortunately, with some lingering clouds still present from earlier rains, not everyone will get to see the ISS tonight. https://t.co/QeRNVqwhH9

A heavy shower is moving through Nacogdoches and many other parts of east Texas. These splash-and-dash downpours will continue until sunset. #etxwx https://t.co/zwvv8qevBR

The 30% chance of rain for this afternoon is developing on First Alert Radar Network. These fast-moving showers will dump some brief, heavy downpours over some areas and will be short-lived. These showers will wane by sunset. #etxwx https://t.co/dIhfeNQWS9

Congratulations to the @SFASU Lumberjacks who are graduating tomorrow. The commencement times on Friday will be at 3 and 6 p.m. inside the friendly confines of Johnson Coliseum. There may be a few spotty showers, but the weather will cooperate for the most part. #etxwx https://t.co/Or7v1v45rK

Congratulations to the J-Train! Well deserved. @TexAgs @LouieB1150

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Lane’s message to the younger kids is to just stick with it. https://t.co/9HnPuOyx0K

RT @KTREnews: The 69-year-old is the first American to ever become Pope. https://t.co/4y4dyGYB0W

Congratulations to our @SFASU graduates on a job well done. There are 4 total commencement ceremonies taking place. The first 2 graduation ceremonies will occur on Thursday and the last two will take place on Friday inside Johnson Coliseum. Axe'em, Jacks! #etxwx https://t.co/KpfE67FUQ6

With very manageable rainfall amounts yesterday, we fared well in avoiding lots of flooding issues in east Texas with the exception of central and southern portions of Jasper and Newton counties. We were also fortunate to avoid the severe weather as well. #etxwx https://t.co/EUdb00U3nT

With only one main round of heavy, drenching thunderstorms today, rainfall amounts, while generous, were not overly excessive. #etxwx https://t.co/qciolVltBm

A damp ground will combine with light winds to lead to areas of patchy, dense fog and reduced visibilities overnight and into early Wednesday morning. You may want to allow a few extra minutes for your morning commute into work and school. #etxwx https://t.co/ZKVxpalwqo

First Alert: The severe weather threat has come to an end. For most, the heavy rain and flooding risk is winding down, too. We will hang on to a Flash Flood Warning for portions of Jasper, Newton, and Sabine counties to account for some modest rainfall still falling there. https://t.co/RljEXcjVge

First Alert: Heads up, Lufkin! This line of strong-to-severe thunderstorms is finally moving into your area. It will contain some wind gusts of 50 to 60 mph to go along with torrential downpours, and frequent lightning. #etxwx https://t.co/yxI2yu28JE

First Alert: Those of you in Cushing, Sacul, Mount Enterprise, Douglass, Alazan, Lake Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches, and Central Heights need to get to shelter. 70 mph winds are possible along the leading edge of this line. #etxwx https://t.co/9hEKf1UVXi

First Alert: The Tornado Watch has been expanded and extended to include all thirteen of our deep east Texas counties through 8 p.m. this evening. Make sure you stay vigilant and weather alert throughout the course of the afternoon and early evening hours. #etxwx https://t.co/LEWi7BDhPu

First Alert: Those of you in Alto and Rusk need to prepare for some wind gusts that could reach 70 mph. These thunderstorms are racing to the east-northeast at 40 to 45 mph. Get in an interior room and away from windows until the leading edge pushes through your area. #etxwx https://t.co/s0B8w2goEu

First Alert: We are watching a huge storm complex that is heading for the Trinity River and getting ready to rumble into our part of the state. Damaging wind gusts, large hail, and tornadoes are all possible as it nears Houston and Trinity counties. #etxwx https://t.co/zFE85VtCXn

Here is the headline on our weather page. Make sure you frequent https://t.co/rUZZHcE7dJ and our KTRE First Alert weather mobile application for updates on our First Alert Weather Day on Tuesday. #etxwx https://t.co/BrBiOVSpi4