WEATHER ALERT: Level 2 Severe Weather Risk for Central Texas on Wednesday

Central Texas area has a strong chance of experiencing widespread wind and rain on Wednesday, April 30, according to KCENTV. The forecast calls for severe thunderstorms and showers, though these may not be enough to keep the ground wet today. So far, there have been reports of very breezy and windy conditions throughout Central Texas, and the rest of the day is expected to remain mostly dry. Overnight, skies will be mostly cloudy, with temperatures dipping into the lower 70s by daybreak.

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Wednesday Weather: Central Texas Braces for Level Two Severe Storms

While some light activity is possible early Wednesday, multiple rounds of widespread storms and a threat of severe weather are expected to develop in the afternoon. KCENTV reports that the station will continue to monitor and forecast storm threats through Wednesday night, with activity likely tapering off in the overnight hours.

Mark Your Calendars: Level 2 Severe Weather Risk for Central Texas on Wednesday

Central Texas is currently under a Level 2 (Slight Risk) threat for severe weather. Potential hazards include damaging wind gusts and large hailstones. Recently, Georgetown experienced similar weather, with hailstones as large as tennis balls.

Residents across Central Texas are advised to take necessary precautions and stay weather-aware, even if severe storms ultimately do not occur.