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Abilene residents clean up storm damage after strong winds down trees, knock out power
Powerful storms in Abilene cause downed trees, power outages, and property damage, with winds reaching 60 to 80 mph. Residents across Abilene spent Monday cleaning up after powerful storms moved through Central West Texas overnight, leaving downed trees, power outages and property damage. Strong winds toppled trees and scattered debris...
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EXPLAINED: The storm that left Abilene in the dark
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – The day after the 4th of July, the atmosphere decided that it wanted to put on a show of its own, one of force. The morning started out much like any other warm and humid morning. Storms were expected on Sunday, since Friday afternoon, when the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) issued an […]
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80 mph wind gust hits Abilene, delays Flying Bison game and triggers severe warnings
ABILENE, Texas — A powerful wind gust swept through the Abilene area this evening, with a reported peak of 80 mph, whipping up dangerous conditions and prompting severe storm warnings. Viewer footage captured the conditions at a Jose Sanchez gas station on South 14th Street as the strong winds...
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Abilene dispatchers answer 2,500+ calls during Sunday night’s severe storms
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – As severe storms swept through Abilene Sunday evening, bringing damaging winds and heavy rain, dispatchers were working behind the scenes to answer an unprecedented number of emergency calls. Between 5:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. Sunday, dispatchers answered 2,590 incoming calls. During that same six-hour period on a typical evening, the center […]
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WATCH Heavy rain and wind gusting to 75 mph blow through Abilene
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Data: 2026 had 20th warmest June on record for San Angelo
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — June 2026 was “warmer than normal” for San Angelo and among the driest on record, according to the National Weather Service. The National Weather Service reported in a climate summary for June that “both Abilene and San Angelo were warmer than normal,” with the month being the 13th-warmest June for the former and the 20th-warmest June for the latter. Below are the temperature averages for the month provided by NWS San Angelo:
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When the heat becomes dangerous: An Abilene doctor shares what you need to know
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – As temperatures climb across the Big Country, heat-related illnesses become a real concern. Digital anchor, Brittany Pelletz, sits down with an Abilene doctor, Nathan Boles, DO, with Hendrick Health, to discuss the warning signs, when it’s time to seek medical care, and practical ways to stay safe, including staying hydrated, keeping your […]
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Heat advisory continues as triple-digit temps return this week
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Temperatures were lower today thanks to a cold front that moved across the South Plains today. However, a Heat Advisory remains in effect for communities from southeast New Mexico to Abilene. Viewers in the region from Hobbs, New Mexico east to Snyder are included in the...
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Heat Advisory in Effect; Cooling Centers Open Across the Big Country
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) — With dangerous heat settling into the Big Country, several organizations are opening their doors to help residents stay cool. A Heat Advisory is in effect, and forecasters are urging people to drink plenty of water, avoid prolonged time outdoors and take breaks in air-conditioned spaces whenever possible. For those without access […]
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Salvation Army expands efforts to help Abilene residents beat extreme heat
Salvation Army of Abilene is increasing efforts to assist residents in staying safe and avoiding heat-related illnesses during the summer months. As Abilene prepares for another summer of triple-digit temperatures, the Salvation Army of Abilene is ramping up efforts to help residents stay safe and avoid heat-related illnesses. Organization leaders...
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Summer-like pattern continues
Astronomical summer doesn't start for almost another 2 weeks, but with a fairly strong ridge of High Pressure overhead for the majority of this week, it's certainly felt like summer with high temperatures trending slightly above normal under mainly sunny skies and occasional gusty southerly winds. Summer- like weather looks to persist across West-Central Texas as we step into the second half of the week, with the ridging pattern responsible for the heat shifting slightly south and west, centering over Mexico.
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Rain Totals & Lake Levels: Lake Abilene reaches 11% capacity following recent rains
BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – Recent rainfall has boosted lake levels across the Big Country, with some reservoirs seeing significant gains. One of the biggest improvements came at Lake Abilene, which has risen to 11% capacity after years of historically low water levels. Here's a look at current lake...