Severe Storms Expected Across Texas for Easter Weekend

Easter weekend across parts of the U.S. is expected to bring unsettled weather, with regions like Texas, Ohio, and Montana anticipating showers and storms. In Texas, a pattern change will lead to multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms from Friday through Sunday, with some storms possibly reaching severe levels, bringing large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rainfall that could cause minor flooding, especially in North Texas. The San Antonio area faces a marginal to slight risk of severe storms, primarily west of Bexar County, with the main threats being strong winds and hail. In the Miami Valley of Ohio, showers and storms are forecast for Saturday, some potentially severe, while Easter Sunday will see scattered showers but also some dry intervals. Montana is clearing out from a significant snowstorm, but Easter weekend will bring occasional rain and mountain snow showers, with mainly dry conditions for most Easter egg hunts. Across all regions, those planning outdoor Easter activities are advised to monitor the weather closely due to the risk of interruptions from storms.