Warning for strong electrical storms in Texas: affected areas, how long it will last and trajectory in real time
The National Weather Service has issued a thunderstorm alert in Texas. These are the affected areas, how long it will last, and trajectory in real time.
The National Weather Service has issued an alert in Texas due to a series of severe electrical storms that will hit the region.
“Widespread showers and storms currently sweeping across North Texas. Robust cells will contain small hail, gusty winds, and frequent lightning. The potential for severe weather will increase as we move into the afternoon”, read one of the NWS alerts via Twitter.
12:30 PM Update: Widespread showers and storms currently sprawl across North Texas. The more robust cells will contain small hail, gusty winds, and frequent lightning. The severe weather potential will increase as we get further into the afternoon. #txwx pic.twitter.com/7u3bELC6xL
— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) April 26, 2023
Alert in Texas for strong electrical storms: How long it will last and affected areas
The areas most affected by the storm will be Dallas and Fort Worth. According to official information from the NWS, a widespread storm has already hit the north of the state since Wednesday morning, April 26, and will intensify in the afternoon.
.According to meteorologists, bad weather will prevail until Wednesday night and into the early hours of Thursday, April 27, before giving way to partly sunny weather. By Friday, April 28, there are few chances of showers, while on Saturday the 29th and Sunday the 30th, mild weather will return completely.
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The NWS recommends that residents of affected areas have a safety plan and locate possible shelters in case severe weather worsens, as there is the possibility of flooding and tornado formation due to strong gusts of wind.
Severe weather is expected this afternoon into tonight, so it is important to have your severe weather safety plan in place. If a warning is issued for your location, know where you will take shelter. NEVER shelter under bridges and overpasses! #txwx #ctxwx #dfwwx pic.twitter.com/SOaVTX1Nvu
— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) April 26, 2023
Real-time track of the storm in Texas
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You can consult this interactive map of Windy with the track of the thunderstorm in Texas in real time.
For more information and updates, we recommend you keep an eye on the social networks of the National Weather Service.