San Angelo, TX – Residents in the San Angelo area should brace for potentially severe thunderstorms on Thursday, as weather forecasts indicate significant risks. Authorities warn that the storms may bring damaging winds up to 60 mph, large hail up to a quarter inch in diameter, and heavy rainfall. There is also a slight chance of a brief, weak tornado. The storms are expected to impact the area from Thursday afternoon through early Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in San Angelo, these storms could develop by late afternoon, heightening their intensity into the evening. Strong winds are likely to cause minor property damage, and localized flooding could occur with heavy rain. Residents are urged to secure outdoor items, stay indoors during the storm, and avoid driving on Highway 277 and nearby routes where visibility could be severely limited.
The extended forecast indicates that after the storm clears on Friday morning, cooler temperatures will prevail, with highs around 68°F and decreasing chances of rain. The weekend promises clearer skies, with sunny conditions on Saturday and Sunday, providing a respite from the intense weather. However, any residual rainfall may lead to slick roads, so caution is advised for those traveling in and around San Angelo over the weekend.
