John Cameron

2 days ago | texomashomepage.com | John Cameron

WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Tuesday night brings the first of what looks to be multiple chances of thunderstorms for the remainder of this week, including the weekend. It also appears that the best rain chances will be at night instead of during the day between now and Friday. Tuesday night, storms over west Texas and the panhandle will move east into Texoma after 11 p.m., bringing heavy downpours and the threat of high winds. Thunderstorms will linger into the early morning hours.

2 days ago | mytravaly.com | John Cameron

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3 days ago | whatech.com | John Cameron

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4 days ago | texomashomepage.com | John Cameron

Our nicest weather of the week comes Monday, with sunny skies, light winds and highs in the 70s. Rain returns to the forecast as soon as Tuesday evening and rain chances only get better as the week goes on. The ingredients for severe weather will exist but the severe weather risk will be relatively low through mid-week, increasing toward the weekend. The jet stream will get better organized Saturday into Sunday, supporting storms capable of producing large hail and damaging winds.

1 week ago | texomashomepage.com | John Cameron

Based on the latest data coming into KFDX/KJTL Weather Center, we’ve made adjustments to the Easter weekend forecast. The Storm Prediction Center has included the entire viewing area in a slight risk of severe thunderstorms on Friday night, when hit-and-miss storms could produce large hail and winds of over 60 mph. The threat of severe storms will exist through the early morning hours on Saturday. The risk of severe storms moves south and east Saturday to include Bowie, Graham and Jacksboro.