Scattered showers began forming Monday afternoon around Kerrville and are moving north slowly but are not likely to hold together long enough to reach the San Angelo area.
A small, man-made pond at the San Angelo State Park has been stocked with perch and crappie and is drawing a crowd of critters and a few fishing enthusiasts to the oasis in the desert during the drought.
More than 130 state and local fire resources continue to focus on life safety of both the public and first responders, the protection of critical infrastructure and suppression actions.
The cold front is forecast to move through the Abilene area Sunday before noon and the Concho Valley later in the day. Winds will be from the north at 10 to 20 mph behind the front and scattered showers are expected to begin after the cold front passes through.
The National Weather Service office at Mathis Field in San Angelo has extended the Heat Advisory through 9 p.m. Saturday evening with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms returning to the region Sunday into early next week
Bird City Texas is a great way to demonstrate that a community values nature, that they’re willing to improve that nature, and that residents are encouraged to get outside and experience nature.
