Severe storms threaten millions from Texas to Missouri ahead of Election Day
Severe thunderstorms are erupting once again and will continue into the evening from northeastern Texas to southwestern Missouri, according to the FOX Forecast Center. Tornadoes, a couple of which may be strong, and damaging winds will be the main hazards with any severe storms.
A cold front is exiting SE Texas this morning, leaving a few areas of light to moderate rain, and much cooler temperatures, ...
A weather alert is issued for Saturday, Sunday and Monday for the widespread showers and the risk of severe storms.
A line or broken line of storms will move across North Texas from west to east during the day. As of now timing looks like it will hit west of DFW through mid-morning, the main DFW metro region late ...
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Austin weather: Slight risk for severe storms in Central TexasRainy, stormy and cooler times are ahead and all the ingredients are coming together for the best chances of rain we have ...
Morning: The predawn hours Tuesday, just before the 7 a.m. opening of polling places across Texas, will likely feature the worst weather of Election Day. High-resolution forecast models agree that ...
Severe storms and reported tornadoes swept across Oklahoma early ... The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch on ...
In addition to the severe weather, heavy amounts of rainfall will be expected. Some areas have already gotten a few inches of ...
After Tuesday, rain chances return to Houston's forecast. Here's what we know about the risk of strong storms in the rest of ...
Key swing states, such as Michigan and Wisconsin, are expected to see gusty winds and rainfall as a front pushes eastward.
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