Current Weather in Hood County, TX
73°F 23°C
Feels Like 69°F / 21°C
Today's Weather in Hood County,TX
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- Barometer 30.11 inHg. rising
- Humidity 52% falling
- Heat Index 76°F
- Wind from SE. 8.1 mph
- Wind Gust 13.3 miles per hour
- Wind Chill 73°F
- UV Index 0.7
- Dew Point 54°F falling
- Visibility 6 mi.
- Sunrise 7:21 AM
- Sunset 7:24 PM
- Moonrise 6:52 PM
- Moonset 6:24 AM
- Moon Phase Full Moon Moon 100%
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5 Day Forecast
Overcast
Overcast with a high of 90°F and a low of 71°F. 9% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 13mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 44%.
| Temperature | Humidity | Rainfall | Snow | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hi 90° | Lo 71° | 44% | 9% | 0% | 12.1 mph |
Overcast
Overcast with a high of 90°F and a low of 75°F. 8% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 11mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 44%.
| Temperature | Humidity | Rainfall | Snow | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hi 90° | Lo 75° | 44% | 8% | 0% | 10.3 mph |
Overcast
Overcast with a high of 93°F and a low of 74°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having a 59% chance with an estimated 0.11in. Winds will be light at 10mph at times. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 50%.
| Temperature | Humidity | Rainfall | Snow | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hi 93° | Lo 74° | 50% | 59% | est. 0.11in | 0% | 9.2 mph |
Overcast
Overcast with a high of 95°F and a low of 76°F. 18% possible chance of rain predicted with an estimated 0.01in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 13mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 48%.
| Temperature | Humidity | Rainfall | Snow | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hi 95° | Lo 76° | 48% | 18% | est. 0.01in | 0% | 12.5 mph |
Overcast
Overcast with a high of 93°F and a low of 74°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having a 60% chance with an estimated 0.09in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 19mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 57%.
| Temperature | Humidity | Rainfall | Snow | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hi 93° | Lo 74° | 57% | 60% | est. 0.09in | 0% | 18.6 mph |
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Hourly Temperature
The current temperature today is 73°F. The morning temperature of 71°F is lowest at 8am with the daytime high of 90°F at 3pm and a low around 81°F at 11am is expected.
Hourly Barometric Pressure
The highest pressure today is 30.11inHg at 9am and lowest being 29.95inHg at 5pm.
Hourly Wind Speeds
The fastest wind is reported to be 12.1mph at 12am, while the slowest is 5.6mph around 8am; expect wind gusts peaking 26.4mph at 12am.
Current National Weather
A strong Nor'easter is set to impact the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast this weekend, bringing with it heavy rain, high winds, and coastal flooding. Meanwhile, parts of the Southern High Plains and Southern New England should prepare for excessive rainfall.
Mid-Atlantic and Northeast
This weekend, a Nor'easter will develop off the East Coast as cold air mixes with warm Atlantic waters. Expect strong winds over 50 mph, heavy rain, and coastal flooding from Friday into Sunday. These conditions could lead to power outages and dangerous surf along the coast. Rain is likely to expand from southern New England to the Mid-Atlantic, increasing the risk of inland flooding. The worst conditions are expected to linger into Sunday. Cold air from the north combined with the storm's path will ensure rain instead of snow for most areas.
Southern High Plains and New England
On Friday, heavy rain and thunderstorms will sweep across the Southern High Plains, raising concerns for flash flooding, especially in urban areas and places with burn scars. This heavy rainfall threat diminishes by Saturday, but showers and storms will still occur in parts of the Southern Rockies and Central Plains. Meanwhile, Southern New England will see a similar risk of excessive rainfall on both Saturday and Sunday.
Pacific Northwest and Northern Intermountain Region
A frontal system will move through on Friday, bringing rain and occasional thunderstorms to the Pacific Northwest and Northern Intermountain areas. The highest elevations might even see some snow.

