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NWS Amarillo

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NWS Amarillo

@NWSAmarillo

Official X account for the National Weather Service Amarillo. Details: weather.gov/nws_x

Amarillo, Texas

Joined June 2012

NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
4h
There will be recurring chances for storms most days next week, peaking around mid week. Some details will need to come into better focus as we get closer, but we'll monitor strong/severe storm potential along with where rain chances are locally higher each day. #phwx #txwx #okwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
7h
As morning showers and storms clear out, temperatures will warm back into the 80s today. Additional showers could form across the east, but the better area to watch for storm chances will be the western Panhandles for activity moving out of New Mexico. #phwx #txwx #okwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
9h
Thunderstorms are moving slowly north this morning. The main hazard with these storms is heavy to very heavy rain which may result in localized flash flooding. While the chance is low, cannot rule out some small hail. #txwx #phwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
10h
A special weather statement has been issued for Wellington TX, Clarendon TX and Howardwick TX until 4:00 AM CDT
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
10h
3 AM: Thunderstorms are quickly developing across the southeastern Texas Panhandle. These thunderstorms will move very slow and will produce heavy to very heavy rain. Localized flash flooding will be possible this morning across this area. #txwx #phwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
11h
Thunderstorms are staying mostly to our south for now, but we may see additional thunderstorms develop further north over the next few hours.
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
13h
We're seeing some rain showers develop across the SE TX Panhandle which may develop into storms. A few strong to severe storms will be possible tonight, mostly across the SE. Storms will produce heavy rain which may lead to localized flash flooding. #txwx #okwx #phwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
22h
Storm chances are expected to ramp up later tonight across the E Texas Panhandle and persist well into early Fri morning. These storms can strengthen into strong to severe t-storms during this time frame with large hail & flooding the primary threat. #phwx #txwx #okwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 18
Any storms that develop today will have the ability to produce heavy downpours, which could pose a localized flash flooding risk. This is especially true of the SE TX Panhandle which has 10-40% probabilities to exceed 1" of rainfall by tomorrow morning. #phwx #txwx #okwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 18
After a toasty Wednesday, much welcomed cooler temperatures in the 70s and cloudy skies are expected today, with 80s tomorrow across the Panhandles. #phwx #txwx #okwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 18
While some spotty light sprinkles/showers can't be ruled out today, storm chances ramp up later this evening-overnight across the eastern TX Panhandle. Activity could become strong/severe with large hail & gusty winds the primary threats, along with locally heavy rainfall. #phwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 17
Showers and thunderstorms are expected to return tomorrow, primarily in the Southeastern Texas Panhandle. While heavy rain is most likely, strong to severe storms are possible. Stay updated and ensure you have multiple ways to receive warnings. #phwx #okwx #txwx
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 17
Updated graphic:
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 17
Tropical Storm Andrew is expected to push inland across the gulf coast later this week, which could result in impacts to travel. If you are planning to head that way make sure to check with the @NHC_Atlantic as well as local forecast offices to get the latest weather information.
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NWS Amarillo
@NWSAmarillo
Jun 17
Apologies, Tropical Storm Arthur.
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