A band of thunderstorms is expected to move across the Concho Valley through the overnight hours, some storms could be strong to severe with large hail and gusty winds.

We’ve seen warm temps again this afternoon as well as very humid conditions, this in place for us going into our overnight hours fueling some possible severe thunderstorms for the area.

Humid conditions expected again tomorrow night, providing the fuel for some overnight thunderstorms, some of which, could be severe.

Tied a record high here in San Angelo today, looking ahead to our Thursday night and early Friday we’ll see severe weather for most of the Concho Valley.

A dryline setup is expected to build over west Texas increase the risk for some strong to severe storms late Thursday into the early morning hours on Friday.

Temperatures warming up into the 80s and upper 70s for most of the region. Above average temperatures will continue the rest of the week.

Winds will continue to stay gusty out of the south for the majority of the workweek, but that will heat the region back up to normal temperatures.

First official day of spring! Very windy, and winds expected for the majority of our week, but with spring we’ll also see warmer temps.

The first day of Spring is tomorrow, though expecting below average and windy conditions tomorrow, warmer conditions will pursue throughout our workweek.

A pretty Sunday to sadly put an end to our Spring Break.