National Weather Force has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch/Outlook effective this evening and going until 11pm MDT for northcentral Texas.
A dryline is expected to push into northwest Texas area and sharpen. Currently, a cap is holding the atmosphere from explosive thunderstorms. However, this cap is expected to break in some areas and as it does, it will very explosive convective activity to the area. The atmosphere already has extreme instability, deep layer shear and high levels of moisture. This will create an unstable atmosphere for strong to severe thunderstorms that will pop off from the west and move eastward into the area bringing once again destructive hail, damaging winds and possibly a tornado. In addition, more severe storms may pop off with outflow boundaries that rush down from Oklahoma creating more multicellular storms (especially in the northern Texas area). Overall, the night will be very active throughout the region.
Stay tuned for more updates.
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