Look at the three Texas tornado warnings of Oct 29 to 30 and the five preliminary tornado reports, the first near Van Horn

Ended
Updated Oct 30
What happened

From Oct 29 to Oct 30, the National Weather Service had alerts in effect in Texas. At the peak, 3 warnings and 0 watches were in effect at once.

The National Weather Service alerts for this event have ended. New alerts can still be issued, so check your location for what is active now.

South Tornado Watch and Warnings at a glance

The key facts of this event in one place.

StartedOct 29
EndedOct 30
Duration1 day
Most warnings at once3
Most watches at once0
States with alerts1

Storm reports during South Tornado Watch and Warnings

Preliminary reports logged for Texas on the days this event covered.

5 tornado reports, 0 damaging wind reports and 0 large hail reports were logged.

TimeRatingLocation
22:18 UTCUnrated22 N Van Horn, Culberson Co., TX
23:04 UTCUnrated14 W Uvalde, Uvalde Co., TX
23:25 UTCUnrated15 S Montell, Uvalde Co., TX
23:52 UTCUnrated13 SW Montell, Kinney Co., TX
23:54 UTCUnrated4 NE Alamo Village, Kinney Co., TX

Reports are preliminary and unverified, and one tornado can be reported more than once. Final ratings come from NWS damage surveys. SPC report map for 10/29/2026.

Recovering after a storm

If you were affected, these official-source guides cover the next steps.

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States that had alerts

States with active alerts tied to South Tornado Watch and Warnings, highest level first.

StateHighest alertActive alertsLocal page
TexasWarning3Texas alerts →

Common questions about South Tornado Watch and Warnings

Is the South Tornado Watch and Warnings of Oct 29 still active?

No. South Tornado Watch and Warnings ended Oct 30. Official tracking of this event has ended. To see alerts that are active where you are now, use the Near Me page with your ZIP code.

Sources and method

Alerts, forecasts and storm positions come from the National Weather Service and the National Hurricane Center, refreshed every 15 minutes. We never decide evacuation for you. Impact levels are rules-based and not an official forecast.

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