Ok, let me get right into this.
I wanna show you what is, there's nothing happening right now.
Now, there could be a Sprinkle or something overnight, but for the most part,
it's a partly cloudy night,
uh a fairly quiet night tonight and thank goodness we all need that, need that.
But right on the kind of the front range of the Rockies, the high plains,
look what's happening out here
to the west of uh Amarillo and also up here just outside of Dodge City, Kansas. So, uh
this is a complex. It's gonna kind of congeal and watch this.
There's Dodge City, there's guy in Oklahoma, look at Amarillo.
So watch what happens here. That's midnight tonight.
Go to about 345 o'clock in the morning.
So you see what we're talking about up by Woodward and then back around Amarillo,
that's seven tomorrow morning.
So it's quiet overnight tonight
and most of the morning tomorrow is ok, there's seven in the morning. Here we go.
Here's a and see where that came from.
That's from the northwest of us, what we call in Texas, a northwest flow event.
That's what the storm systems are when they,
they just kind of congeal into one big cluster of storms.
Might be a bow echo.
Might be a mezzo scale convective system might be a mezzo scale convective vortex.
This one as it starts to move in tomorrow afternoon,
noon, one o'clock, certainly by two, we have some rain here.
We have a complex up to the north there. It is at 345,
there's six. Now it's trying to fall apart, but it'll have enough intensity with it.
Even at seven o'clock tomorrow, even at eight o'clock in East Texas,
we could have some severe weather with it.
So the severe weather threat,
we have two rounds of potential severe weather tomorrow.
One is in the afternoon.
That's the one that I just showed you and that brings with it some
70 plus mile an hour winds some quarter to golf ball sized hail.
And then the other one is late late Thursday night.
This is late late Thursday night. It's midnight, watch this,
see how that moves in
midnight, 12 o'clock in the morning.
This is the stuff that either if you're a late nighter, you know,
it just keeps you up if you're, if you go to bed at
1030
because you're all watching the news. I know then it wakes you back up. Right.
So there's three o'clock in the morning
and there's 567 o'clock, uh, on Friday morning. And that too has the potential
just like the Thursday afternoon stuff to bring with it some 70
mile an hour winds and some quarter to golf ball sized hail.
And again, I can't even rule out a brief spin up with the tornado. Ok.
And then as we head into Friday morning,
there's more showers and thunderstorms. There's noon on Friday
and then it all starts to fizzle out and go away late in the day on
Friday. Finally, we dry out a little bit as we head through Friday evening.
But two rounds on Friday, we have the Friday morning potential.
And then I have a potentially another late night Friday night,
early Saturday morning cluster of thunderstorms.
But the Friday morning and into the Friday afternoon activity,
I just showed you it's the same type of thing.
We're looking at 70 mile an hour winds and even some quarter size
hail and I keep rain in the forecast through Saturday and Sunday,
not as widespread for the weekend,
but 2 to 4 inches additional rain
on top of all that we've picked up and remember
I mentioned this at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. tonight.
Right now, we're gonna end in the top 10 wettest springs on record right now.
We're number nine,
we still have a couple of days go before meteorological spring ends.
It runs through the end of May.
So 2 to 4 more inches in the forecast.
My forecast tonight, most of us are dry, muggy light winds,
seventies low tonight during the day tomorrow,
showers and thunderstorms are likely, especially around lunchtime.
And then through the afternoon,
50 to 60% of us see that tomorrow, tomorrow's high is 83.
And then late tomorrow night, 80% of us see showers and thunderstorms Friday,
60% of us see thunderstorms
and then I keep some rain in the forecast Saturday and Sunday,
30% coverage those days and look at Monday through Friday next
week,
every day, there's a chance of thunderstorms, especially
through the middle part of the week.
Kind of tapers off lowers as we get into late Thursday and,
or Thursday and then into Friday and then as of right now, uh, Saturday,
Sunday and then the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday following,
uh, I do have dry weather and temperatures, of course, the clouds go away.
Temperatures
jump right back up into the nineties.