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Brazos County, College Station close government offices for bad weather
BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) – Brazos County and the City of College Station have announced closures at county and city offices ahead of Tuesday’s expected inclement weather.
The City of College Station announced its closure on Monday afternoon, affecting city offices and facilities. Garbage collection won’t be determined until Tuesday morning.
It was originally stated that the Northgate Small Area Plan kickoff meeting would continue as scheduled, but the city has since decided to postpone that meeting to sometime next week.
College Station hosts public meeting introducing ‘Northgate Small Area Plan’
That meeting aims to allow attendees to connect with city planners and learn about what’s to come for the Northgate Entertainment District.
Meanwhile, Brazos County Judge Duane Peters announced the closure of county offices for Tuesday for all non-essential personnel. Commissioners Court will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday.
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Due to inclement weather conditions, Brazos County and the city of College Station have made the decision to close all government offices for the safety of employees and residents. This closure includes City Hall, county offices, and other government facilities.Please stay tuned for updates on when offices will reopen and any further advisories from local officials. In the meantime, please stay safe and warm during this severe weather event. Thank you for your understanding. #BrazosCounty #CollegeStation #WeatherAlert
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Thursday brings another chance for storms to the Brazos Valley
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – After a stormy Christmas Eve, we will get a short reprieve for Christmas Day, before the atmosphere fires off some more storms on Thursday.
SETUP:
A warm and muggy airmass will linger over the Brazos Valley for the remainder of 2024, providing a conducive environment for active weather. A deep area of low pressure will slide across North Texas Thursday afternoon, helping to get storms up and going, as a cold front trails behind. While the threat for severe weather is present all across the Brazos Valley, a more elevated concern exists east of Highway 6.
Rain and rumbles are expected to impact the Brazos Valley on Thursday(kbtx) TIMING:
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will likely begin Thursday morning. The amount of rain we receive earlier in the day will be a key factor in the intensity of afternoon/evening storms. With that being said, as of Wednesday evening, model data is on board with increasing storms through the afternoon, before they exit east around dinnertime.
Thursday Storm Timeline – December 26(kbtx) IMPACTS:
Thunderstorm development requires three main ingredients: moisture, instability, and lift. All of which will exist across the Brazos Valley on Thursday. A fourth ingredient that is often associated with severe weather will also be present – shear. Strong low-level shear will support the production of damaging winds and hail, along with rotating supercells capable of generating tornadoes. All severe hazards will be possible. While this is not a widespread concern, but it is something we will monitor very closely.
Please have multiple ways to receive weather alerts on Thursday. Your KBTX Weather App is an excellent resource, just ensure that your location and notifications are turned on!
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Get ready, Brazos Valley! Thursday is shaping up to be another day filled with thunderstorms and potentially severe weather. The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for our area, so it’s important to stay weather aware throughout the day.Make sure to have a plan in place in case of severe weather, including knowing where your safe shelter is located and having an emergency kit ready. Stay tuned to local weather updates and be prepared to take action if necessary.
Stay safe, Brazos Valley, and don’t let the storms catch you off guard. Let’s all be prepared and stay vigilant as we navigate another round of potentially severe weather.
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A Tornado Watch has been issued for the majority of the Brazos Valley
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – In anticipation of the development of rotating supercell thunderstorms, the National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for the majority of southeast Texas until 7 pm.
The threat for tornadoes is expected to increase through the afternoon as the environment becomes more favorable for storm development. Increasing low-level storm relatively helicity and deep-layer shear will promote rotation in any strong storms that do get up and going, especially along and east of I-45.
All modes of severe weather are possible.(KBTX) All severe hazards will be possible for the Brazos Valley today. Have a plan in place and have multiple ways to receive weather alerts.
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Attention residents of the Brazos Valley: A tornado watch has been issued for the majority of our area. Please stay alert and be prepared to take action if necessary. Keep an eye on local weather updates and stay tuned to emergency alerts. Stay safe, everyone. #tornadowatch #BrazosValley #weatheralert
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