First Alert Weather Day: Extreme grass fire danger across Central Texas Friday
As a result, all of Central Texas is under a Fire Weather Watch from 7 AM to 7 PM Friday. This Fire Weather Watch will be upgraded to a Red Flag Warning later Thursday. With an extreme grass fire risk, it’s vital that you avoid any activities outdoors that can spark a flame! Fires will easily start Friday and can quickly grow!
A nice spring day Friday, Weather Alert Day severe storms Saturday
Meteorologist Devon Lucie shows us where the storm that's expected to bring us severe weather is right now, then dives into the first round of high resolution data tracking and timing when storms are likeliest to be where you are while breaking down the likeliest threats of severe weather while finishing with your seven day forecast.
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