Why Central Texas Residents Are Scrambling for Garage Space

The weather is never predictable in Central Texas, and according to the Temple Daily Telegram, it’s about to become a little more unpredictable. Texans hoping for a sunny weekend might need to reconsider, as Central Texas could be hit with thunderstorms, hail, and possibly tornadoes this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

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How Much Rain Are We Talking About?

The possible storm could impact many areas of the state, and Bell County is included. Meteorologist Matt Gordon stated that residents should monitor the weather, especially if they have outdoor plans. She also explained that not everyone will receive the same amount of rain, but Texans could see anywhere from 1 to 2 inches, with a few pockets receiving as much as 4 to 5 inches.

Here Is What Gov Greg Abbott Had To Say About The Possible Weather Change

Texans are being advised to avoid driving through flooded roads if possible, and those in the Killeen area should also watch for the possibility of hail and damaging winds. The storm system is so large that even Governor Greg Abbott made a statement, saying that Texas stands ready to deploy all necessary resources to help local officials respond to potential severe weather across the state. Abbott also urged Texans to remain weather-aware, regularly check road conditions, and follow the guidance of state and local officials to ensure the safety of themselves and their loved ones.

Let's Stay Prepared, Texans!

This weekend could bring sunshine to Central Texas, but it could also bring thunderstorms. As anyone who has lived in Central Texas long enough knows, the weather can be unpredictable, so everyone should stay prepared.