It’s been a wet day across Southeast Texas with plenty of downpours. Severe storms aren’t expected in Southeast Texas this evening. The heavier showers and storms may result in minor, localized flooding. Activity may persist into Wednesday morning.

Scattered severe storms have developed across West-Central Texas south into the Permian Basin this afternoon. We’re dealing with ‘splitting supercells’ – with the right splits moving east at about 20 MPH and the left splits moving northeast at about 40 MPH.

The most intense storms, including one that rolled through Midland in the last hour, producing tennis-ball size hail and damaging wind gusts over 70 MPH. Blowing dust has also been an issue, thanks to dry topsoil getting picked up by the strong winds. The tornado threat is very low but not zero over the next few hours.

Storms will continue for several more hours but should weaken by 10-11 PM. We may also see some storm development across the eastern Texas Panhandle and West Texas.

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