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1 week ago | newschannel10.com | Shelby Vogel |Shelden Breshears

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Showers and thunderstorms are pushing into the area as of Monday morning and are expected to continue for a couple of days!Rain is expected to fire up later in the morning, then carry through most of Monday.(KFDA)The primary threat for this multi-day rain event is both flooding and flash flooding, as heavy and consistent rainfall can lead to excessive runoff and flooding in areas across the region, especially those who have already seen rainfall recently.

2 weeks ago | newschannel10.com | Shelden Breshears |Shelby Vogel

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - As we head into Friday the Panhandle continues to see chances for potential severe weather, but some factors can impact those chances today. A cold front is going to enter the NewsChannel 10 viewing area today, but the exact timing of that front as well as if it will stall out or move through the region will make a difference in this evening’s thunderstorm chances.

2 weeks ago | newschannel10.com | Shelden Breshears

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - As we head into our Thursday, we’re reloading for another round of severe weather. Latest according to the HRRR model, thunderstorms will be at their strongest in the eastern panhandles.(KFDA/HRRR Model)For today, deep moisture is moving into the region, as seen by cloudier skies this morning. Later on, southwest winds start to push the dryline east, firing up isolated thunderstorms during the heat of the afternoon.

3 weeks ago | newschannel10.com | Kevin Selle |Shelden Breshears |Dave Oliver

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - As moisture is transported into our area combining with afternoon heating, the environment will become conducive to a few heavy storms late today. Models show most storm activity staying to the south/southeast.(KFDA/HRRR Model)Storms will likely begin developing around 3-4 p.m. from near Amarillo extending south along the Highway 60 corridor. Storms will then track eastward throughout the evening.

Aug 20, 2024 | newschannel10.com | Shelden Breshears

Unfortunately, high heat looks to be the forecast yet again. For today, expect widespread near record heat, with daytime highs at or around 100°+, warranting heat advisories around the region. Spotty showers in the northwest should dissipate quickly this morning. We’ll see this pattern hold until at least the weekend, where hopefully we start to see the high-pressure system currently in place start to shift east and allowing for cooler temperatures and higher rain chances.