So the last time we hit 90 in February was last year, February 21st. I have no
memory of that. I
don't, I don't remember what happened yesterday. To be honest, I have
a great
memory. I'm with you, Jesse.
I'm
with
you.
The hottest February days on record
back in 1904 on February 25th, we hit 96 and then again on February 25th, we hit 9,
uh 1996 we hit 95. Uh It's only happened, so we've only had 90. Uh uh let me try again.
Hi, my name is Jessie.
Uh do the weather here. It's sometimes you just get off on the wrong foot.
Uh We've only seen 90 degrees plus happen nine times
in our 124 years of record.
So we do it tomorrow, which is looking very likely that would be the 10th time ever
in February. We've seen 90 today, we were at 85. The low this morning was 55.
The normal is 63 by the way.
So, you know, this is obviously a cool time of the year, but it's not today.
85 still at DFW with south winds gusting up to 20 of times.
So here it is your highs tomorrow,
the record is 90 that's ad FW set back in 1917.
So the record that could be broken tomorrow is over 100 years old.
We'll go 91 in Fort Worth 94 in Granbury, 94 in mineral wells.
And you know, some of these numbers might be on the conservative side.
Add one or two degrees to these. It's very possible. And then on Tuesday,
87 in Fort Worth 88 in Dallas, 90 in Meridian, 90 in Stephenville.
This is also record war.
The record for Tuesday is 85 set back in 1918. So again, another record
that is over 100 years old, but North Texas the next two days,
it's record warmth and we are talking about elevated fire danger.
When you talk about these really warm dry, breezy sunny days,
especially with all the dry vegetation because it is February.
You have to be concerned about an elevated fire danger. So please keep that in mind
over the next two days, cold front comes in Tuesday night.
Now that's not an, you know, big arctic blast or anything.
It's certainly not really that cold for February. But
remember me saying this when you go to 91 on Monday in 86 Tuesday,
that 55 is gonna feel awfully cold.
So will 56 on Thursday, then we jump right back up above normal.
By the end of the work week, we're back into the upper sixties, close to 70.
The most of this week is rather quiet in terms of pres
I,
uh,
we go through Monday, we're dry with, with sunshine. We get into Tuesday.
Uh, we, a little bit of rain
is possible going into
with this cold front, especially the northeastern portion of North Texas,
but it'll be very minimal coverage.
Then
as we get into Thursday,
not only do the clouds start to move again.
So it was an error for those that don't know him.
The clouds just weren't moving now, they're moving. Here we go. Thursday.
That's about a 20 30% coverage of some light rain.
Ok. So Thursday's coverage very low but some scattered light rain,
uh, and then by Friday, we're back to the sunshine again.
That cold front that moves in
relatively strong. Like we just showed you with attempts tonight.
56 it's clear, it's dry, it's mild.
It's a nice night tomorrow. Yikes
91. The record is 90 set back in 1917.
So 100 7 year old record could be broken tomorrow afternoon with sunshine.
There's the 14 day forecast
like it has been, these little spells of chilly weather don't last long.
Uh, I mean, my goodness, February 28th and 29th.
Well, in February where it kind of should be in the middle and upper fifties,
but then we're right back into the seventies for the weekend.
Super Tuesday right now, uh, looks dry with a high of 63.
We'll keep an eye on Sunday and Monday for a chance of thunderstorms.
Uh, you know, it's with temperatures like that this time of the year,
strong cold front,
we'll watch the chance for maybe a few strong to severe storms but too
early for anything other than a little chance of strong to severe weather.
Then
go all the way to the end of the 14 day. Do you believe it?
It's time to set your clocks forward one hour by the end of this, uh,
two week period here.
So,
uh, daylight saving time
will
begin
at
the end of, uh, the 14 day forecast. That does not make me mad.
Me either, but don't tell anybody
your whole forecast does not make me mad. All right, Jesse, thank you.