730 PM radar Update: Storms have shown a weakening trend since 630 and in general this will continue through 9 PM. However, a storm briefly strengthening to severe levels remains possible and we will continue to monitor for the potential. #sjtwx #txwx

A few storms continue to develop. Most of these storms are severe, with a history of large hail. Storms are moving east & may move into the western portions of WC TX by sunset. Areas west of a Throckmorton-Abilene-San Angelo-Ozona line should remain. #sjtwx #txwx

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible across the West Central Texas late this evening. Some areas may experience severe thunderstorms. Stay tuned. #txwx #SJTwx

Springtime in West Central Texas means the dryline sloshing back and forth across the area, with thunderstorm chances today and tomorrow. Today looks more isolated, with more widespread storm and a higher threat for Wednesday afternoon/evening. #sjtwx #txwx

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Isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms are possible during the late afternoon and early evening. A few storms may be severe. #txwx #sjtwx #abiwx

For those who are wondering, here are the overall rainfall totals for west central Texas Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. More chances for rain and thunderstorms are expected as the week continues, so hopefully we'll get some more much needed rainfall! #sjtwx #txwx

A warm and dry day today across West Central Texas, with afternoon temperatures climbing into the 80s to near 90. There will be a little patchy fog in some of the lower lying areas across the Hill Country and Heartland but this will dissipate by mid morning. #sjtwx #txwx

Above-normal temperatures will continue for much of the work week, with rain chances and breezy winds returning late Tuesday. A cold front is expected late Thursday into Friday, bringing cooler temps for Friday and the weekend. #sjtwx #txwx

The storms have moved out of the area to the east. For the rest of the day, we should see clear skies and highs in the low to mid 80s. #sjtwx #txwx

More updates to the Watches: Tornado Watch until 3 AM (yellow) Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 5 AM (pink) #sjtwx #txwx

At 1220am, the line of strong to severe storms continued pushing east across the forecast area. Haskell, Fisher, Jones, Nolan, and Sterling counties are in the clear. Everywhere else, the severe thunderstorm threat continues. #txwx #sjtwx

The Severe Thunderstorms Watch (pink) has been expanded. It remains in effect through 5AM. No change to the Tornado Watch (in yellow) which remains in effect until 3AM. Damaging winds and large hail will continue to be possible, along with isolated tornadoes. #sjtwx #txwx

At 1040pm, strong to severe storms continued to fill in across West Central TX. Expect storms to continue moving east thru the AM. All hazards continue to be possible, including very large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. #TXWX #SJTWX

9 pm Update: New storms have developed from Snyder southwest through Upton county. Expect these storms to push east into the western Concho Valley and Crockett County thru 12am. Meanwhile, severe t-storms continue across Fisher, Nolan and Haskell counties. #txwx #sjtwx

3:10 PM Radar Update: There’s a tornadic supercell just to the north of our forecast area (north of Haskell County). Please check the weather before traveling this evening and have a place to take shelter overnight if necessary. #txwx #sjtwx

We know that waking up to emergency alerts isn't ideal, but they can contain important, life-saving information. Make sure you have your emergency alerts enabled on your phone & have your phone or NOAA Weather Radio charged, so you have a way to receive warnings overnight! #sjtwx

Here's a look at the timing for the storms late tonight and into tomorrow morning. There could be a few isolated storms this afternoon in the Big Country, but the main line of storms and the highest chance for severe weather will be tonight. #sjtwx #txwx

FYI - there's a national issue that is preventing our graphics from displaying at weather.gov/sanangelo. We don't have an estimated time that it'll be fixed. In the meantime, we'll continue to post our graphics here and on Facebook. #sjtwx #txwx

The severe thunderstorm near Chappel in San Saba County is finally moving and appears to be weakening. Meanwhile, another thunderstorm has developed just west of the City of San Saba. #sjtwx #txwx

Law enforcement in San Saba County reports very large hail along Highway 16 between San Saba and Cherokee with semi-trucks pulled over on the highway and waiting for the storm producing the hail to move away. #sjtwx #txwx