Storm Near Glen Rose Shows Broad Rotation as System Moves Toward Cleburne.

UPDATE (4:07 PM CST): This storm has weakened considerably over the past 20 minutes. No tornado risk for now with this storm.

North Texas residents keeping an eye on the skies got a critical alert this afternoon as meteorologists reported broad rotation on a storm developing near Glen Rose.

The system is moving toward Cleburne, prompting weather experts to encourage people across the region to stay aware of changing conditions.

While rotation does not always lead to a tornado, it is often an early sign that a storm is strengthening. For communities across southern Tarrant, Johnson, and Somervell counties, staying alert can make all the difference as these fast-moving systems shift direction and intensity.

Anyone in the potential path should monitor local forecasts, keep phones charged, and be ready to move to a safe location if warnings are issued. North Texas storms can evolve quickly, and meteorologists will continue tracking the system closely.

For real-time updates, follow trusted local weather sources such as the North Texas Weather Center and your preferred emergency alert channels.

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