Matt Farrell

1 month ago | kcentv.com | Matt Farrell

WACO, Texas — LATEST: A Tornado Warning is in effect for Milam County until 12:45 p.m. A Tornado Watch was issued for most of Central Texas until 4 p.m. TUESDAY: Throughout the afternoon, all types of severe weather are possible, including very large hail, damaging winds and an isolated tornado threat. As we get into the evening, coverage will start to break down and as the sun sets we'll see a lot of the activity start to fall apart.

1 month ago | kcentv.com | Matt Farrell

WACO, Texas — TODAY: Another day of Severe Weather Potential awaits us on Friday. A cold front will sweep through beginning with our northern counties by about 9 or 10 a.m., moving through the rest of Central Texas throughout the day and into the evening. As this front passes through, it will kick up another round of showers and thunderstorms with the potential for severe weather. This will be mainly a hail and wind situation, but we can't rule out a low tornado threat as well.

2 months ago | kcentv.com | Matt Farrell

WACO, Texas — TODAY/TONIGHT: A few showers moved across Central Texas today, but it wasn't even enough to get the ground wet, unfortunately. The story for today was the wind, and we expect to keep breezy to windy conditions in the forecast through the rest of the evening and tonight. We'll stay primarily dry the rest of the way, as well. Overnight, expect mostly cloudy skies and temperatures sliding down into the lower 70's by daybreak.

2 months ago | kcentv.com | Matt Farrell

WACO, Texas — TODAY/TONIGHT: Another mostly dry day across Central Texas. We still have a chance for a shower or two as we head through the evening and into the overnight, but most of us stay dry through the rest of the day. Thunderstorms are firing along a cold front and dry line out in west Texas this afternoon, but those should (once again) miss us to the northwest through the night.

2 months ago | kcentv.com | Matt Farrell

WACO, Texas — TODAY | We have a good idea that another large complex of showers and storms will impact Central Texas (like this morning...) BUT the timing is still a little unclear. Without being able to pinpoint the EXACT start time, we expect the complex of rain to move into our northern counties in the 10am - 1pm timeframe. After that, it will move from north to south across Central Texas, bringing rain, thunderstorms & even a low potential for strong to severe storms.