Texas Storm Chasers

09/25/2025

2:47 PM — Scattered downpours and storms have formed in the Rio Grande Valley, and may produce some gusty winds.

Also, as David always says, “When thunder roars get your keister indoors!”

09/25/2025

What’s the latest for ? And what’s in store for tropical mischief in the Atlantic? Here is a fresh Texas Weather Roundup from TSC’s David Reimer:

Fall is making itself known in Texas — cooler air has slipped in behind the cold front, and storm chances are now confined mainly to Deep South Texas and the...

09/25/2025

TROPICS ROUND-UP | September 25, 2025

All eyes are on Invest 94L (future Imelda) today, as it continues to gather steam near the Dominican Republic. Further organization is expected over the next couple days, and a tropical cyclone should develop over the weekend. Confidence in direct impacts to the Southeast US coast is increasing, as models have trended a bit farther west in recent runs, with many now explicitly depicting a hurricane landfall here.

Still, there's quite a bit of uncertainty in Imelda's potential track/intensity. Some of it has to do with Tropical Storm Humberto, which formed yesterday northeast of the Lesser Antilles. Humberto is expected to explode into a major hurricane this weekend, and this could have some impacts on future Imelda. Given the relatively close proximity of the two storms, the stronger Humberto may try to tug Imelda out to sea a bit more, a solution that persists within some models. However, most of our major high-resolution hurricane models, along with some of our global models, take Imelda inland somewhere from the Carolinas to Florida. We'll know increasingly more about how the two storms might interact and what path Imelda might take as the storms better organize this weekend. Regardless, folks from the Carolinas to Florida should begin their hurricane preparations immediately and closely monitor future Imelda's progress over the coming days.

Elsewhere, Hurricane Gabrielle continues to weaken as it accelerates east toward the Azores.

Posted 1:45pm September 25 by Meteorologist Trey Greenwood Convective Chronicles

09/25/2025

7:44 AM — A strong storm over Bolivar Peninsula and High Island is capable of 40-45 MPH wind gusts and perhaps producing a waterspout. Watch out boaters!

09/25/2025

Good morning! Photo of the Day: A magnificent supercell drifts across the open plains northeast of Amarillo back on April 11, 2015, unloading golf ball to tennis ball size hail near White Deer TX.

~Jenny/TSC

09/25/2025

9/25 650AM: Flash flooding ongoing in and near Laredo after 5” of rain fell overnight. More rain moving in.

09/25/2025

Night Owls - Check out this Texas throwback!

This ‘EARTH-EATING SUPERCELL’ hovered across the West landscape near Tahoka, as witnessed when tracking storms on June 6th earlier this year. The storm’s outflow kicked loads of dust up in a giant “HABOOB” that connected the ground to the sky!

~ The Extreme Storm Chaser Stephen Jones

09/25/2025

9/24 8:27 PM — A strong storm is producing winds up to 40 MPH, small hail, and a lot of lightning near TILDEN in South !

09/24/2025

This crazy storm happened one year ago today!!