As the Storms Approach San Angelo

By Joe Hyde live, Mar 12, 2019

SAN ANGELO, TX — As a line of thunderstorms is expected to move across the Concho Valley between midnight and 4 a.m. Wednesday morning, we went to the San Angelo office of the National Weather Service to learn more.

The storms coming are expected to have high winds, large hail, and possibly tornados. Heavy rains can produce flash flooding in the area, the NWS briefed.

To keep up with the developing weather conditions, watch the San Angelo NWS Twitter feed and Facebook page. And here.

WATCH inside the San Angelo NWS as the storms approach San Angelo:

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Any good west Texican knows watching potential rain is a jinx/bad juju. Thanks, Joe.

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