3/15/25: Severe Weather Alert! Thunderstorms and High Winds Ahead

Weather Alerts

Attention residents of Cannon County! A Tornado Watch is currently in effect until 10:00 AM CDT today, meaning conditions are ripe for tornado development. Stay alert and keep your weather radios handy!

Additionally, we have a Flood Watch issued until 1:00 AM CDT tomorrow morning, warning of excessive rainfall that may lead to flooding in low-lying areas. Rainfall amounts are expected to hit between 2 to 5 inches, with localized higher totals possible.

Safety instructions: Monitor local news and weather updates regularly, especially if you live in flood-prone areas. Prepare to take necessary actions if flooding occurs. Secure outdoor objects to prevent them from becoming hazards in windy conditions, as a Wind Advisory is also in place with gusts up to 45 mph!

Current Weather

At noon in Cannon County, it’s 59°F with calm winds and a thick blanket of humidity sitting at 94%. The air feels heavy, almost electric, hinting at the severe weather brewing just overhead. The sky is a gloomy canvas, hinting at the stormy conditions lurking in the distance.

Weather Changes Coming

A significant shift is on the horizon as scattered rain showers and possibly strong thunderstorms move into the area. The humidity could make the temperature feel a bit warmer, but don’t be fooled; the gusty winds could turn that warmth brisk in no time. Prepare for the possibility of rapid weather changes as we head into the late afternoon.

Tonight’s Forecast

As we move into the evening, conditions will continue to evolve. Expect persistent rain, increasing winds, and temperatures slipping a few degrees. The gusty winds combined with rainfall could cause reduced visibility and make any outdoor activities uncomfortable. Be ready for a potentially wild night ahead, and keep an eye out for updates as storms develop.