Extra state resources have been deployed in preparation for the possibility of a major severe weather outbreak. North Texas agencies are also activating severe weather protocols.
North Texas agencies are also activating severe weather protocols.
Gov. Greg Abbott says state resources will be available to help local officials and emergency response crews should we experience storm damage. A storm system is expected to bring an increased risk of tornadoes or damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain and flash flooding. "Right now, we’re basically preparing for the worst and praying for the best," said Plano Fire Lt. Daniel Daly. "If there’s an emergency, whether it’s a medical emergency or a lightning strike, fire or something of that nature, please call."Plano Asst.
"We’re communicating with our external partners with the different cities, seeing what they’re doing, what they’re planning," Houk said."We want to just communicate safety first," Daly said. "We want to communicate stay aware."After Thursday's storms, things should be pretty nice for the rest of the week.
Temperatures will top out in the 50s on Friday, with highs climbing throughout the rest of the weekend.
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