#OncorWeatherCurrent Update - Saturday Afternoon Radar 🌧️⚡ Scattered thunderstorms - some strong to severe - are impacting North and Central Texas this afternoon. Meteorologist Kaiti Blake says the strongest storms will be capable of large hail and 60 mph wind gusts. This activity will continue through Saturday night, also affecting communities in East Texas. Stay weather aware and stay connected with Oncor through your MyOncor App → http://ms.spr.ly/6017t6Xw1 #dfwwx #ntxwx #etxwx #ctxwx #txwx

Thursday 5pm Radar Loop (9/4) A large area of heavy rain and embedded storms near Pikeville is moving to the East at 35mph. Gusts could reach up to 40mph along with heavy downpours and occasional lightning. This storm will continue to move through Southern Meigs & Rhea Co....South-Central Bledsoe Co and NE Hamilton Co through 5:45pmET When thunder roars go indoors! | Meteorologist David Glenn WTVC

June 10th 310 AM Radar Loop: A large area of showers and storms will move into the Big Country and Concho Valley this morning, reaching a line from roughly Abilene to San Angelo by around 5 AM. Most of these storms will not reach severe levels, producing mainly gusty winds to 50 mph, moderate to briefly heavy rainfall, and frequent lightning. Some small hail will be possible from a few of the storms as well. | US National Weather Service Abilene/San Angelo Texas