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Current cached context, independently dated. Regional reference: TX; a reference within a wider monitoring area does not replace the complete warning geography. This section remains separate from the historical replay cursor and official cyclone forecast. Use Forecast to pin a retained model package.

Surface: what stations observe and WPC analyses

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Texas: one station shown in each small area of the map, so it stays legible; the table lists every station in a state.

On the map

  • Observed temperature, °F, above-left of the station
  • Observed dew point, °F, below-left
  • Observed temperature and dew point are left off the map on a screen this narrow: the table below lists every station’s.
  • Observed wind: the staff points to where it blows from; a full barb is 10 kt, a half 5, a pennant 50; a ring is calm
  • Analysis cold front
  • Analysis warm front
  • Analysis stationary front
  • Analysis occluded front
  • Analysis dry line
  • Analysis trough
  • Analysis high and low pressure centres, with their pressure in millibars

WPC’s bulletin does not say which side of a front its symbols go, so this map draws no triangles or half-circles; each front is named on the map and in the list.

Observed 2,051 stations, each at its own time, most between and . Airport and other automated stations’ reports (METARs), as AviationWeather.gov decodes them. Left out: 490 reports flagged by the station for maintenance and two reports that cannot be right; no other quality control is applied here.

Analysis WPC’s surface analysis valid , issued . A forecaster’s analysis of the fronts and pressure centres at that hour, every three hours.

WPC analyses no front across Texas; troughs are drawn on the map.

Every station in Texas (145)
145 stations in Texas, by identifier
StationObservedTemperatureDew pointWindPressureVisibilityWeather
K0F261 °F61 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
K11R——calm—0.5 miFG
K2R966 °F64 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
K4F265 °F65 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG
K5C161 °F59 °Fcalm—3 mi—
K5T970 °F70 °F090° 6 kt—10+ mi—
K66R66 °F66 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
K6P964 °F63 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
K6R365 °F65 °Fcalm—7 mi—
K81R62 °F62 °Fcalm—5 miBR
K8T666 °F66 °Fcalm—6 miBR
KACT61 °F60 °Fcalm1018.5 mb5 miBR
KADS68 °F66 °F240° 1 kt—5 miBR
KAFW61 °F61 °F330° 3 kt1018.8 mb7 mi—
KALI66 °F66 °F010° 3 kt1017.6 mb8 mi—
KAPY72 °F71 °F100° 5 kt—10+ mi—
KAQO63 °F63 °Fcalm—0.25 miFG
KARM67 °F66 °F340° 3 kt—5 miBR
KAUS62 °F62 °Fcalm1018.4 mb8 mi—
KAXH68 °F66 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG
KBAZ65 °F64 °F040° 4 kt1018.0 mb10+ mi—
KBBD66 °F64 °F160° 5 kt—0.25 miFG
KBEA67 °F66 °Fcalm—1 mi—
KBGD55 °F54 °F180° 9 kt1017.4 mb4 miBR
KBKD——calm—5 mi—
KBMT70 °F68 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KBPG64 °F62 °F100° 8 kt—10+ mi—
KBPT72 °F71 °Fcalm1017.3 mb9 mi—
KCDS58 °F58 °F170° 5 kt1019.6 mb5 miBR
KCFD64 °F63 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG
KCLL65 °F65 °F320° 3 kt1018.3 mb6 miBR
KCNW63 °F63 °F020° 1 kt—1.5 miBR
KCOM67 °F65 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KCOT70 °F68 °F120° 4 kt1017.5 mb10+ mi—
KCRP68 °F68 °F010° 3 kt1017.6 mb8 mi—
KCRS64 °F64 °Fcalm1019.2 mb0.5 miFG
KCVB66 °F66 °F020° 1 kt—5 miBR
KCWC62 °F60 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KCZT68 °F68 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KDAL65 °F64 °Fcalm1019.0 mb7 mi—
KDFW62 °F60 °F010° 5 kt1018.5 mb6 miBR
KDHT50 °F49 °F190° 7 kt1015.7 mb8 mi—
KDRT68 °F67 °Fcalm1017.3 mb8 mi—
KDTO59 °F59 °Fcalm1019.4 mb1 miBR
KDUX50 °F50 °F170° 6 kt—4 miBR
KDWH65 °F65 °Fcalm1017.9 mb0.5 miFG
KDZB61 °F61 °Fcalm—5 miBR
KE0166 °F66 °F130° 8 kt—5 miBR
KE1163 °F63 °F170° 3 kt—5 miBR
KE3565 °F60 °F130° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KE3862 °F59 °F260° 5 kt—10+ mi—
KE4166 °F64 °F160° 7 kt—10+ mi—
KE4254 °F53 °F160° 12 kt—2 miBR
KE5761 °F61 °F190° 5 kt—3 miBR
KEBG70 °F68 °Fcalm—5 miBR
KECU64 °F64 °F110° 4 kt—0.25 miFG
KEFD70 °F70 °Fcalm—5 miBR MIFG
KELA67 °F66 °F340° 3 kt—7 mi—
KELP63 °F58 °Fcalm1012.9 mb10+ mi—
KERV65 °F64 °Fcalm—0.75 miBR
KETN62 °F—calm—10+ mi—
KF0064 °F—010° 4 kt—0.25 miFG
KF0563 °F63 °Fcalm—4 mi—
KF1768 °F68 °F340° 3 kt—0.25 miFG
KF4463 °F63 °Fcalm—0.25 miFG
KF4665 °F65 °Fcalm—0.25 miFG
KFTN73 °F70 °F110° 5 kt—10+ mi—
KFTW60 °F60 °F010° 3 kt1018.8 mb4 miBR
KGDJ59 °F59 °F070° 3 kt—0.25 miFG
KGKY61 °F61 °F230° 3 kt1019.0 mb6 miBR
KGLE62 °F62 °Fcalm—9 mi—
KGLS73 °F72 °F020° 6 kt1017.8 mb10+ mi—
KGNC61 °F61 °Fcalm—4 miBR
KGOP59 °F59 °Fcalm—8 mi—
KGPM64 °F64 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KGTU61 °F60 °Fcalm1019.3 mb10+ mi—
KGVT66 °F66 °Fcalm—0.75 miBR
KGYB64 °F63 °Fcalm—7 mi—
KGZN63 °F63 °Fcalm—6 miBR
KHDO67 °F66 °F060° 6 kt1017.8 mb6 miBR
KHHF57 °F57 °F190° 9 kt—10+ mi—
KHOU71 °F71 °F340° 3 kt1018.0 mb6 miBR
KHQZ66 °F65 °Fcalm—0.75 mi—
KHRL——calm1017.0 mb7 mi—
KHRX54 °F54 °F200° 5 kt—5 miBR
KIKG66 °F65 °Fcalm—0.75 miBR
KINJ59 °F59 °Fcalm—5 miBR
KJAS66 °F66 °Fcalm—8 mi—
KJXI65 °F64 °Fcalm—0.75 miBR
KLBX67 °F67 °Fcalm1017.9 mb0.5 miFG
KLHB61 °F61 °F350° 1 kt—8 mi—
KLLN57 °F57 °F150° 5 kt—0.25 miFG
KLRD72 °F69 °F100° 6 kt1017.7 mb10+ mi—
KLUD61 °F61 °F040° 2 kt—2.5 miBR
KLUV61 °F59 °F110° 7 kt—3 miBR
KLVJ68 °F67 °Fcalm1018.1 mb6 miBR
KLXY61 °F61 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG
KLZZ63 °F63 °F010° 1 kt—2 miBR
KMCJ73 °F72 °F330° 5 kt—6 miBR
KMDD64 °F64 °F120° 5 kt—7 mi—
KMFE76 °F73 °F070° 4 kt1017.3 mb10+ mi—
KMKN62 °F61 °Fnot given—3 miBR
KMNZ63 °F63 °F190° 3 kt—10+ mi—
KNGP73 °F73 °F030° 4 kt1017.5 mb10+ mi—
KODO66 °F63 °F170° 9 kt1016.5 mb6 miBR
KORG71 °F70 °Fcalm—5 mi—
KOSA66 °F65 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG
KOZA64 °F64 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KPEQ61 °F61 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KPEZ66 °F64 °Fcalm—7 mi—
KPPA55 °F55 °F170° 13 kt, gusts 18 kt—0.25 miFG
KPRS69 °F63 °F050° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KPRX66 °F66 °Fcalm1019.8 mb1.75 miBR
KPSN63 °F63 °Fcalm—0.25 miFG
KPSX67 °F66 °F010° 4 kt1017.6 mb7 mi—
KPVW54 °F54 °F160° 5 kt—1.25 miBR
KPWG61 °F61 °F280° 5 kt1019.2 mb6 miBR
KRAS75 °F73 °F360° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KRBD65 °F63 °F280° 4 kt1018.9 mb10+ mi—
KRBO68 °F67 °F010° 4 kt———
KRWV64 °F63 °F360° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KSEP61 °F59 °Fcalm—2 mi—
KSGR68 °F68 °F290° 3 kt1018.1 mb10+ mi—
KSJT62 °F61 °Fcalm1018.8 mb10+ mi—
KSLR66 °F66 °Fcalm—1.25 mi—
KSNK62 °F61 °F100° 3 kt—5 miBR
KSOA64 °F64 °Fcalm—8 mi—
KSPS61 °F59 °Fcalm1019.5 mb10+ mi—
KSWW64 °F64 °F170° 7 kt—10+ mi—
KT3561 °F61 °Fcalm—5 miBR
KT4172 °F70 °Fcalm—1.5 miBR
KT6970 °F68 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG
KT7459 °F57 °Fcalm—2 miBR
KT7868 °F68 °Fcalm—0.25 miFG
KT8264 °F64 °F040° 1 kt—0.25 miFG
KT8964 °F63 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KTFP71 °F69 °F020° 3 kt—0.75 mi—
KTKI67 °F66 °F230° 4 kt1019.6 mb2.5 miBR
KTME68 °F68 °Fcalm—2.5 miBR
KTRL65 °F65 °Fcalm1018.9 mb0.25 miFG
KTXW70 °F69 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KTYR68 °F66 °F040° 3 kt1019.0 mb2.5 miBR
KUTS65 °F65 °F360° 3 kt1018.4 mb0.25 miFG
KVHN61 °F59 °F200° 3 kt—10+ mi—
KXBP56 °F56 °Fcalm—0.5 miFG

Surface observations checked · Data: NOAA/NWS Aviation Weather Center

WPC surface analysis checked · Data: NOAA/WPC

Radar-derived cells (1) · current

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  1. CRP / O4 · scan 2026-11-01T10:00:44Z · current
Station and river observations (151)

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