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Texas summer heat is locked in. Expect a completely dry next 7 next days with highs climbing into the mid to upper 90s and triple digits over most areas. Max Heat Index: Consistently reaching 100°F - 107°F across South-Central Texas. Stay hydrated, and look before you lock. #txwx

Today marks Highland Weather, then Weather News 14 launching in 2021! Before, we started as a national weather podcast network, then rebranded locally in late 2022 to High Country Weather, & mid-2023, became now, Highland Weather! Below are archived pictures of the network.

HIGHLAND WEATHER MOVIE NIGHT: Join Highland Weather TONIGHT at 8 PM as we take a look back at Remembering Hurricane Helene, and the devastating impacts it left to our community almost 2 years later! Watch live: youtube.com/live/tgik2JHfL…

Shelf cloud this morning around 10 AM in Tow, TX. 6/19/26 #txwx

This MCS across Illinois continues to pack a punch, but is showing signs of weakening as it persists east. We’ll need to see how much time we get for airmass recovery in the coming hours.

Here are our Key Messages for Wednesday (6/17).

Tropical Storm #Arthur Advisory 6 (11:30 AM CDT, Wed Jun 17): Tropical Storm Warning Extended Southward. Life-Threatening Flooding Expected Across Portions of the Southeastern United States. hurricanes.gov

June 17 1130AM CDT: Tropical Storm Warning extended along upper Texas coastline for Tropical Storm #Arthur. Stay up to date with the latest information at hurricanes.gov

An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory are in effect Thursday from noon to 8 PM. Heat indices will climb as high as 115 degrees. Please stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Stay safe. Summer heat continues into the weekend.

6/16 4 PM CDT Key Messages for Potential Tropical Cyclone One. Please visit hurricanes.gov and weather.gov for the latest information.

11:15am CDT #SPC Day1 Outlook Slight Risk: this afternoon and evening across parts of Indiana and Lower Michigan, and tonight over parts of Iowa. spc.noaa.gov/products/outlo…

Jun 16 10AM CDT: Key Messages for Potential Tropical Cyclone One. For the latest information visit hurricanes.gov

I had the honor and privilege this evening to present in front of Rotary to speak about my operations at @HighlandWX. I’m grateful for this amazing opportunity!

June 15 8pm EDT Key Messages: A disturbance over Mexico is expected to emerge into the NW Gulf around midweek and could become a tropical storm. Regardless of formation, periods of intense rainfall are expected from Texas into the Lower Mississippi Valley this week. Stay up to date with the latest at hurricanes.gov and weather.gov.

The Storm Prediction Center has OFFICIALLY rolled out its first graphics update since the Enhanced risk was introduced in 2014. Changes: - Graphics update, cleaner and looks better - Introduced Conditional Intensity hatching levels (CIG 1-3) - Added additional wind levels (75%, 90%) - Additional changes to both the NWS & SPC website Curious to see how this works out!

Tonight: Expect another very warm night with increasing clouds and patchy fog developing overnight. Many areas will remain in the upper 50s to low 60s. #txwx

A Red Flag Warning issued for the Hill Country, Southern Edwards Plateau and Rio Grande Plains (11 AM to 7 PM) Thursday. Breezy northerly winds of 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph and humidity values as low as 13% will produce critical fire conditions across the area. #txwx

Above-normal temperatures favored for nearly the entire United States except Alaska and Maine during early-mid March. cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predi…

Morning satellite loop of the very strong Nor'Easter producing powerful winds and very heavy snow across the Northeast. Blizzard conditions and crippling impacts will continue through much of today for the region. 🛰️❄️