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10/10/2026

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10/09/2026

10/08/2026

Hurricane Warnings Issued…

From Biloxi, MS to Mexico Beach, FL from Friday morning to Saturday afternoon. Expected landfall late Friday into Saturday morning with winds up to 100mph. Storm surge 5 to 7 feet. Elevated tornado 🌪️ risk.

4 to 7” of rain with isolated 10” in spots.

10/08/2026

BREAKING: Hurricane warnings have been issued for Mobile, AL, and Pensacola, FL!

Areas now under warnings should expect tropical storm force winds to begin within the next 36 hours, and all preparations should be rushed to completion by tomorrow! Make sure to check up with anyone in the area.

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

🚨 DROUGHT BUSTING RAIN FOR TEXAS 🚨

The latest National Blend of Models rain output continues to show a large area receiving beneficial rain over the next week (totals shown through Sunday 10/4)!

A large area from southern and southeast Oklahoma down the I-35 corridor to southern Texas is projected to receive an average of 4-6” of rain. This model is a blend of many models so it functions as an average, meaning some areas will likely see larger totals.

While not every location will see big rain totals, those of us who are from Texas know that the drought usually ends by flood, and looks like this time won’t be any different!

09/03/2026

⚠️BREAKING⚠️
A Moderate Risk of excessive rainfall is in place for tonight through tomorrow. Please be mindful of any low lying areas. Turn around don’t drown.

So what’s happening? Where is the rain? Well right now it’s in Tyler and moving this way.

Edouard is starting to fall apart, and as it does so, the system will spin out over our area and essentially rain itself out. So once the rain actually gets going for us tonight, it won’t stop until our atmosphere is rained out. However, not everyone will see that. It’s going to be a sliver of the area. I do expect widespread rain to move in late tonight - tomorrow but there will be an area that picks up SEVERAL inches of rain simply due to it training over & over. Where does that area set up? Don’t know until we start getting more active.

So no, this forecast isn’t a bust. It’s simply the fact that Edouard slowed down over the piney woods of Texas this morning and delayed the storm.

I’ll be up covering this tonight and tomorrow morning! Stay tuned

09/02/2026

Moderate Risk Upgrade Excessive Flooding

Areas from Livingston to Palestine in red will see very heavy rainfall with 3 to 6” isolated higher totals. Over a foot of rainfall already in Southeast Texas with the remnants of Edouard.

The last advisory has been issued for Edouard as it’s now an area of low pressure moving NNW at 5pm. After midnight some rain will be reaching far Southern/Eastern areas of North Texas.

Thursday is the best chance for North Texas to see any rain from the remnants of Edouard. Overall it favors South/Eastern areas with 30% coverage. West/Northwest areas remain dry.

Friday into the weekend. Rain chances go back to 0% as high pressure builds back in and triples return for the holiday weekend.

09/02/2026