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11/01/2026

Just a heads-up if you are driving in the Hill Country and Heartland areas this morning: Patchy dense fog is occurring for areas from Kimble County, northward into Coleman and Brown counties. While not all areas have dense fog, rapid changes in visibility to as low as one quarter of a mile may result in hazardous driving conditions. Any residents driving in these areas are urged to use low beam headlights, and leave extra space between yourself and the vehicle ahead of you.

10/31/2026

Conditions for Trick-or-Treating tonight are looking generally mild for west central Texas with mostly cloudy to overcast skies. Some periods of drizzle and light rain will continue until early afternoon for some areas but should dry up by this evening. Given the lack of sunlight needed to dry out the ground today, be aware that grassy areas such as front lawns will still be wet and muddy from the rain the past few days, otherwise a few costumes could get messy!

After the trick or treating is over, don't forget to move your clocks back one hour tonight! Happy Halloween!

10/31/2026

Weather Update 740 PM Friday, Oct. 30: Widely scattered light rain showers remain over the Concho Valley and Big Country this evening, with patchy drizzle elsewhere. Any additional rainfall amounts will only be few hundredths of an inch or less. With this rain event coming to an end, here is a look at rainfall amounts for the past 24-48 hours from across the area. You can click on the map to see an enlarged version. San Angelo Airport recorded 0.89 inches and Abilene Airport 0.75 inches. Numerous locations generally west of an Abilene to San Angelo to Ozona line over to Midland and West Texas received 1-2 inches of rainfall with localized amounts over 2 inches.

10/30/2026

Current Radar Loop as of 150 PM CDT on October 30th. Lingering rainfall expected throughout the day today and into tonight.

10/30/2026

Current regional Radar Loop as of 945AM CDT on October 30th. More rainfall expected throughout the day today.

10/30/2026

Radar Update 1030 PM Oct. 29: Numerous showers continue to move north across a large part of west-central Texas. These showers will continue overnight, with light to occasionally moderate rain. We are also watching for pockets of heavy showers and possibly a few thunderstorms to develop north from Mexico to the I-10 corridor and West Texas late tonight and early Friday morning. Rainfall amounts so far include 0.41 inches at the Mesonet at ASU in San Angelo, 0.25 inches at the San Angelo Airport, 0.26 inches at the Mesonet at ACU in Abilene, 0.44 inches at Sweetwater, and 0.5 inches at South Llano State Park just south of Junction.

10/30/2026

Radar Update 720 PM Oct. 29: Numerous showers continue to overspread a large area from the south this evening. Three-hourly rainfall amounts mostly vary from a tenth to one quarter of an inch. Rainfall at San Angelo so far is 0.18 inches at the Airport and 0.24 inches at the Mesonet site at ASU. Abilene rainfall so far is 0.41 inches at the Airport and 0.22 inches at the Mesonet site at ACU. Numerous rain showers will continue through the night. Pockets of heavier rainfall are expected overnight in southern and western parts of the area (I-10 and in West Texas).

10/29/2026

4:30pm update- Rain continues to spread northward into the region this evening. Rainfall amounts of a few hundredths to a quarter inch have occurred. A few brief heavy showers and/or thunderstorms have occurred and produced some locally heavier amounts over a half inch. Some ponding and potentially localized flooding could occur overnight as the rainfall increases.

10/29/2026

2:30pm update - Widespread light rain is moving northward into west central Texas this afternoon. Rainfall amounts are not heavy right now but as the afternoon continues, some areas could pick up a few tenths of an inch, especially along and near the I-10 corridor. Rain is expected to continue spreading northward into the Concho Valley this afternoon and the Big Country by this evening.

10/29/2026

Rain and embedded thunderstorms are moving into west central Texas from the south today and will continue through at least tomorrow afternoon. Most areas will see two-day rainfall amounts of a half inch to 2 inches, but the western Concho Valley and Edwards Plateau could see higher amounts of 2 to 4 inches, especially in thunderstorms. This could result in localized flooding, so a Flood Watch has been issued for this area.

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