Heavy rain and severe weather risk tonight

According to the National Weather Service, a strong line of thunderstorms moving west to east across South-Central Texas Friday night into Saturday morning may produce locally heavy rainfall capable of causing flash flooding, along with isolated severe weather including damaging wind gusts, large hail, and brief tornadoes. All severe threats are possible, so please continue to monitor the forecast for updates, stay weather aware, and ensure you have multiple ways to receive weather warnings.

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The City of Leander uses the Warn Central Texas notification system to send emergency notifications. The platform is located at Warn Central Texas and allows the City to communicate with residents and businesses by sending telephone calls, text messages and emails in an effort to effectively inform residents of emergencies to protect life and property.

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Weather Resources

• NOAA/NWS Space Weather Prediction Center - A federal agency monitoring and forecasting space weather events and providing forecasts, watches, warnings, and alerts to civilian, commercial, and military users.
• NOAA Storm Prediction Center - An agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) providing detailed national outlooks for various predicted weather events.
• NWS Forecast Points - A geolocation tool offering a weekly forecast, three-day severe thunderstorm outlook, 16-hour hourly forecast, and additional hourly weather graphs for user-selected locations.
• NWS Weather Advisories - A webpage suppling real-time alerts for weather events affecting the Williamson County area.
• NWS Weather and Hazards Data Viewer - An interactive map with optional layers showing current hazards and warnings across the United States.