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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
Seriously, today may be one of the nicest days of Fall 2026 across Texas. Get out and enjoy the beautiful weather, and let's see the view from your vantage point! ~David
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
Cloudy skies will give way to rain across the southern half of Texas tonight and on Sunday.
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
November 3, 2026 | No video this morning/afternoon! Rain chances will end in East Texas and Southeast Texas by tonight, leading to a couple days of nicer weather before we see rain chances return to the southern third of Texas on Friday and Saturday. Warm days, cool nights - with a reinforcing cool front arriving on Friday leading to much of the same. No big, scary cold snaps expected for the next week, at least!
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
11/1 1025PM: A line of showers and storms is gradually organizing in eastern New Mexico and will continue moving east into the Texas Panhandle until midnight. While the storms have been relatively stable so far, we will monitor them closely as they move farther east and likely strengthen. A tornado watch is in effect until 2 AM Monday for the western half of the Texas Panhandle. Localized damaging winds and perhaps a tornado or two are possible.
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
11/1 530PM: A severe weather watch will be issued by early evening for eastern New Mexico and the western Texas Panhandle. We won't have to deal with storms in Texas until later tonight, but they could pack a punch as they move east/northeast into the Panhandle. ~David
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
Happy Sunday! While we enjoy a lull in momma nature’s temperature tantrums, I’m in Omaha at the National Weather Association learning about the latest research, trends, and best methods to better communicate weather information.
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
Happy Saturday evening! Hope you're having a great one with our fall weather. Check out how low temperatures are forecast to go by sunrise Sunday morning. It's going to be CHILLY, but winds should be near-calm. Are you enjoying the fall weather, or do you miss summer?
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
A strong cold front will move south across Texas tonight and Friday. North winds will gust over 40 MPH at times, so secure your outdoor decorations and lawn furniture. MUCH cooler weather arrives with the cold front. High temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s across western Texas on Friday. By Saturday morning, temperatures will drop into the 20s in the Panhandle, with 30s and 40s across northern and western Texas. Get out the sweaters and get ready for some wind chills!
4 weeks ago | [YT] | 211
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
10/13 455PM: A severe storm watch is now in effect until midnight for the eastern Texas Panhandle and West Texas. Storms are developing and will continue into the evening as they move northeast at about 30 MPH. The most intense storms may produce hail up to the size of tennis balls, localized damaging wind gusts over 70 MPH, and perhaps a tornado. Lightning and heavy rain are expected with any storm today. Y'all keep an eye out! ~David
RADAR: texasstormchasers.com/radar
4 weeks ago | [YT] | 174
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David Reimer | Texas Weather Roundup
Enjoying the last few days of false fall before mid-70s dew points come back and I hide in air conditioning. Could do without the mosquitoes, too.
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