Texas Storm Chasers

11/23/2025

3:12pm (Nov 23) - A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued until 3:45pm for a strong storm about 10 miles west of Sundown, moving east at 25 mph. Quarter-size hail and 60 mph winds are possible with this storm. Folks in/near Sundown should seek shelter now; this storm is moving in the general direction of Lubbock, so folks in Lubbock should keep an eye on this storm over the next hour or so, as well. -Trey

11/23/2025

3:05pm (Nov 23) - A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for a storm currently in between Rule and Haskell, moving northeast at 55 mph. Quarter-size hail and 60 mph wind gusts are possible with this storm. Folks in Weinert and eventually Munday and Goree should keep a close eye on this storm and seek shelter. -Trey

11/23/2025

3:00pm (Nov 23) - A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for an intense storm just southwest of Monahans. Quarter-size hail and 60 mph winds are possible with this storm as it moves northeast at 30 mph. Folks between Monahans and Royalty should take shelter now! -Trey

11/23/2025

SEVERE STORM WATCH! The NWS Storm Prediction Center has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for portions of West Texas, effective this Sunday afternoon and evening from 215 PM until 1000 PM CST. Primary threats include scattered large hail (and isolated very large hail events to 2 inches in diameter possible) and isolated damaging wind gusts to 70 mph possible. A tornado or two possible. Stay tuned with us to stay informed!

11/23/2025

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11/23/2025

11/23 1253PM: Flash Flood Warning for the Rockport–Aransas Pass–Fulton area until 3:45PM. Avoid high water on roads!

11/23/2025

11/23 1215PM: Storms are already getting active this Sunday. Scattered showers are moving across the Panhandle and West Texas early this afternoon, with locally heavy rain and lightning from the Coastal Bend into South Central Texas. Corpus Christi and Rockport have seen multiple downpours, which may cause brief ponding on roads.

The severe threat ramps up after 2–3 PM in the Permian Basin, the western Concho Valley, and the eastern Trans-Pecos before a very active night and Monday ahead.

Grab your local forecast anytime in the free Texas Storm Chasers mobile app. Updates continue through the day.

11/23/2025

Strong storms and heavy rain arrive today and continue into Monday across parts of Texas. Flooding and severe weather are both possible. Full forecast is now live:

A powerful storm system brings strong to severe storms, heavy rainfall, and flooding across parts of Texas today and Monday. Full forecast and timing breakdown.

11/23/2025

Supercell Sunday Post: A classic supercell over Moore, OK as it crossed I-35 during the evening commute on 9/24/24.

~ TSC photographer Storm Chaser Brett Wright

11/23/2025

There is a Slight Risk of severe weather in today into tonight! Storms will primarily run the risk of dropping large , but a brief tornado cannot be ruled out.

Development is expected in the mid-afternoon in the Permian Basin, with activity moving northeast into the Big Country. Places like Andrews, Odessa, Midland, and Big Spring will be watching out for storms capable of hail.

We will be covering any hazards and keeping y’all apprised as severe weather pops off today and will also threaten eastern Texas tomorrow. ~Jason/TSC

11/23/2025

Slow-moving photogenic over the beautiful prairie of South Dakota back in June. The Chaser’s dream.

~ TSCs Storm Angler Alex Bartholomew

11/23/2025

The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF-1 tornado between Jacksonville and Tecula, Texas, on the night of November 20. Peak winds reached 100 mph with a path length of 0.72 miles and a maximum width of 120 yards.

The tornado touched down just east of Highway 135 and moved along County Roads 4212 and 4213, where it damaged or destroyed multiple barns, snapped and uprooted trees, downed power lines, and caused roof and porch damage to several homes. Metal roofing was thrown several hundred yards.

No injuries or fatalities were reported.

This was a short-lived but impactful , and we're glad everyone came out safe.