Another round of thunderstorms will move south out of Oklahoma and Kansas into Texas later tonight and into Wednesday morning. The highest chance for thunderstorms will be across the eastern third to the eastern half of Texas. That is not to say everyone in those regions will have rain tonight or tomorrow, but we are expecting a large cluster of storms to move south.

The most intense storms may produce damaging wind gusts over 65 miles per hour, hail, and flooding rainfall. There is a chance of a tornado as storms approach the Red River from Oklahoma this evening. The overall tornado risk is very low to low; damaging winds and heavy rainfall are the primary threats. Not all storms will produce damaging winds or hail. We expect an increased flooding threat due to saturated soils and efficient rainfall production.

We’ll update you on our social media platforms this evening and, if necessary, provide live severe weather coverage late tonight into Wednesday morning.