📡 Texas Weather Radar – Live Doppler Map for Texas

Texas Weather Radar by City

Dallas

North Texas radar covers the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, where severe thunderstorms, large hail, and tornadoes are a regular spring threat. The Dallas radar is the one to watch when storms roll in from the west and northwest.

Houston

Houston radar tracks Gulf moisture, tropical downpours, and hurricane-season storms along the upper Texas coast. Slow-moving storms over the metro area can drop very heavy rain in a short time.

Austin

Austin sits in Flash Flood Alley, where Hill Country terrain turns heavy rain into fast-rising floods. The Austin radar is essential viewing during any slow-moving storm or tropical moisture surge.

San Antonio

San Antonio radar covers south-central Texas, where storms moving up from Mexico and the Gulf meet Hill Country terrain. Flash flooding and severe thunderstorms are the main threats to follow here.

How to Use This Texas Radar Hub

Start with the statewide radar loop above for the big picture, then open a city radar below for street-level detail. The live warnings feed shows current National Weather Service alerts for Texas, so you can see at a glance whether any part of the state is under a warning right now.

For a wider view, the regional radar page covers neighboring states and the same storm systems from a different angle. During hurricane season, coastal city radars are the ones to watch first; during severe weather season, inland city radars show storms as they develop.