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06/14/2026

Moderate to heavy rainfall in Amarillo. No severe weather is occurring but be aware of possible nuisance flooding across areas of the city. The thunderstorms are moving southeast at 20 to 30 mph.

06/14/2026

...A Severe Thunderstorm Warning Remains In Effect Until 1030 Pm Cdt
For Northeastern Randall...West Central Carson And Southeastern
Potter Counties...

At 1005 Pm Cdt, Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line
Extending From 18 Miles Northwest Of Washburn To Near Amarillo,
Moving East At 20 Mph.

Hazard...60 Mph Wind Gusts And Penny Size Hail.

Source...Radar Indicated.

Impact...Minor Damage To Roofs, Siding, And Trees Is Possible.

Locations Impacted Include...
Amarillo.

Precautionary/Preparedness Actions...

Torrential Rainfall Is Occurring With These Storms, And May Lead To
Flash Flooding. Do Not Drive Your Vehicle Through Flooded Roadways.

Hail Threat...Radar Indicated
Max Hail Size...0.75 In
Wind Threat...Radar Indicated
Max Wind Gust...60 Mph

06/14/2026

...A Severe Thunderstorm Warning Remains In Effect Until 1030 Pm Cdt
For Northeastern Randall...West Central Carson And Southeastern
Potter Counties...

At 956 Pm Cdt, Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line
Extending From 15 Miles East Of Valley De Oro To 15 Miles Northwest
Of Washburn To 13 Miles North Of Lake Tanglewood To Amarillo, Moving
East At 20 Mph.

These Are Destructive Storms For The Northern Portions Of Amarillo,
Texas.

Hazard...80 Mph Wind Gusts And Penny Size Hail.

Source...Radar Indicated.

Impact...Flying Debris Will Be Dangerous To Those Caught Without
Shelter. Mobile Homes Will Be Heavily Damaged. Expect
Considerable Damage To Roofs, Windows, And Vehicles. Tree
Damage And Power Outages Are Likely.

Locations Impacted Include...
Amarillo.

Precautionary/Preparedness Actions...

For Your Protection Move To An Interior Room On The Lowest Floor Of A
Building.

This Is An Extremely Dangerous Situation With Tornado Like Wind
Speeds Expected. Mobile Homes And High Profile Vehicles Are
Especially Susceptible To Winds Of This Magnitude And May Be
Overturned. For Your Protection Move To An Interior Room On The
Lowest Floor Of A Building. These Storms Have The Potential To Cause
Serious Injury And Significant Property Damage.

Torrential Rainfall Is Occurring With These Storms, And May Lead To
Flash Flooding. Do Not Drive Your Vehicle Through Flooded Roadways.

Thunderstorm Damage Threat...Destructive
Hail Threat...Radar Indicated
Max Hail Size...0.75 In
Wind Threat...Radar Indicated
Max Wind Gust...80 Mph

06/14/2026

June 13: A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northern Randall County, West central Carson County, and Southern Potter County until 10:30 PM CDT. At 9:27 PM CDT, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 6 miles southeast of Valley De Oro to 3 miles northwest of Bushland, moving east at 25 mph. 70 mph wind gusts and penny-size hail possible.

Locations impacted include Amarillo, Lake Tanglewood, Bushland, Timbercreek Canyon, and Pantex.

A Flash Flood Warning for Southwestern Moore County, Northeastern Oldham County, and Northern Potter County until midnight. At 9:32 PM CDT, radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area.

Some locations that will experience flash flooding include Masterson and Valley De Oro.

06/14/2026

The National Weather Service In Amarillo Has Issued A

* Severe Thunderstorm Warning For...
Northern Randall County In The Panhandle Of Texas...
West Central Carson County In The Panhandle Of Texas...
Southern Potter County In The Panhandle Of Texas...

* Until 1030 Pm Cdt.

* At 927 Pm Cdt, Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line
Extending From 6 Miles Southeast Of Valley De Oro To 3 Miles
Northwest Of Bushland, Moving East At 25 Mph.

Hazard...70 Mph Wind Gusts And Penny Size Hail.

Source...Radar Indicated.

Impact...Expect Some Tree Damage. Damage Is Likely To Mobile
Homes, Roofs, And Outbuildings.

* Locations Impacted Include...
Amarillo, Lake Tanglewood, Bushland, Timbercreek Canyon, And
Pantex.

Precautionary/Preparedness Actions...

For Your Protection Move To An Interior Room On The Lowest Floor Of A
Building.

Torrential Rainfall Is Occurring With These Storms, And May Lead To
Flash Flooding. Do Not Drive Your Vehicle Through Flooded Roadways.

Thunderstorm Damage Threat...Considerable
Hail Threat...Radar Indicated
Max Hail Size...0.75 In
Wind Threat...Radar Indicated
Max Wind Gust...70 Mph

06/14/2026

June 13: A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for northwestern Randall County, southeastern Oldham County, northeastern Deaf Smith County and southwestern Potter County until 10 PM CDT. At 9:05 PM CDT, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 4 miles west of Wildorado to 12 miles south of Vega to 11 miles north of Hereford, moving east at 20 mph.

60 mph wind gusts and penny size hail possible. Torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms, and may lead to flash flooding. Do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways.

06/14/2026

06/14/2026

It’s been more than two months since “No Kings” protests again drew crowds across the U.S. Another event is set to take place in just over a week, but the call to action by organizers is a little different than others before it.

The last major event attracted millions in March. This event may have the same turnout, but you may not see them.