📡DID YOU SEE THIS? Last night, the Amarillo, Texas radar picked up something interesting. Using RadarOmega we can notice two outflow boundaries, which I marked with arrows. One moves northwest and the other south east. When they collide, storms erupt! 💣 ✅These two boundaries on radar are the leading edge of slightly modified air masses at the surface from earlier storms. Usually we note a slight temperature change and a little wind direction shift with them. Behind them is that changed airmass

📡 Radar Update (10:00 PM): This line of strong storms is moving east to east-southeast across Southeast Texas tonight. Heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning are likely as it pushes through the region over the next few hours. Image via National Weather Service radar. Stay weather-aware and keep those alerts turned on, East Texas. 🌧️⚡ | East Texas Banner