Ok. Uh Mariel, obviously, the east coast gets slammed.
So what are we dealing with around these parts as far as if,
will that system impact any of us? Do we have our own situations?
You know, that system is actually what brought us the rain earlier this week.
It's what brought us the high winds yesterday as well.
So that one is actually already off of the coast
and I'm gonna show you where the next one is.
If we wanna, uh, take a look
right across the northeast is where that system is.
You can see that long line just to the south.
That's the system pushing off of the shore.
Meanwhile, our next system is already on its way.
It's across the Pacific Northwest.
That's what's going to bring us the potential
for rain Thursday night into very early Friday.
It won't be for everyone. So let me show you the timing here.
This one is, uh, this is showing you Thursday around six in the evening.
We may see a few little showers ahead of this.
Uh But at around midnight, we'll start to see an increase in some of the coverage,
about 40% coverage of rain, but this one mainly for the eastern half of North Texas.
This is going to take you here to about three in the morning.
I'm gonna stop the clock here because that's the time that front arrives at DFW.
I'm expecting the activity then to a bit more active. Mainly east of the metroplex.
This is when we could see some strong storms with hail and
strong winds is the main concern between three and about six.
It clears out the rest of the day. Friday will actually be dry.
It's going to be sunny,
cold and breezy here is a look at the latest
severe weather outlook and this has been adjusted just a tad
for Thursday night into Friday morning. You see that slight risk.
It now includes Rockwall Hunt, Kaufman County in a small portion of Dallas County,
Ellis County as well.
That's a level two out of five for the likelihood of strong to severe storms.
Very early Friday.
The highest time frame, uh,
the highest activity time frame will be sometime between two
in the morning and about six in the morning.
And then after that,
it clears out again the threat there strong winds and the potential for hail.
We could pick up anywhere between a 10 to about a quarter of an inch of rainfall.
The higher amounts will be well to the east.
So that's the next front that happens Thursday night into Friday and
that's what's going to bring us highs in the mid forties,
Friday with freezing mornings, Saturday and Sunday.
But the
second front we're tracking is the one that's getting more attention on.
Of course, social media
and what we're seeing is an Arctic front moving in before next week.
That's going to drop our highs on Monday
to below 32 degrees. So we are expecting all day Monday to stay below freezing.
Our low temperatures are also going to
be very impressive. We haven't seen numbers like these since December of 2022.
So it's been a long time.
15 Monday morning, 12 Tuesday morning, the record on those days, 11 degrees.
So we very close to record cold.
Uh but that is the Arctic front coming in.
I'm going to show you where that is because uh we are still tracking this.
It's way up to the north still.
And what we're looking at is this pocket of cold air sinking
towards the south that will happen over the course of the weekend.
So a big area of the plains will experience this massive cold air mass
moving in eventually does sink south to
include Texas and portions of the southeast.
What I do want to emphasize is that a lot of this air mass is going to be dry.
So this is what we know what will happen. Coldest air of the sea,
freezing high temperatures on Monday,
lows will likely be in the teens Monday and Tuesday morning.
This is what is possible but not guaranteed.
Some snow or freezing rain is looking possible for areas north.
I'm talking Red River and north and east, the eastern half of our uh area,
which is basically I 35 and to the east, that's going to be a possibility.
It's not guaranteed yet. We have a couple models that are completely disagreeing.
So I need you to check back in with me once we're about three days ahead of this,
we'll know better idea of the timing and accumulation if any,
what I know for sure is that cold weather preps need
to happen today and tomorrow because that cold air mass,
it's on the way to Shara.