Right. There's a burning question
from all the students right now,
Pete, they're going to school
tomorrow morning, OK, unless
unless their parents can't drive in the rain,
which I think includes most North Texans.
We, we seemed, for whatever reason,
we all seem to struggle when the roads are
wet and tomorrow morning it's just rain.
OK now, now, could some schools
like in Jacksboro maybe let out a
little early tomorrow? It's possible.
You know, up in Wichita Falls.
Yeah, you could see an inch or two of snow.
You know, I think they are always
worried about those buses.
Sure. You know even more so than
the cars, it's those buses.
But tomorrow it's not going to
school because it's just wet.
Yeah, it would be coming home and
that would be to the northwest of
the Metroplex and up along the Red
River and that's exactly where we
have a winter weather advisory in
effect right now and there it is.
It does include our Red River
counties and areas to the northwest
of the Metroplex because these
areas that are shaded in in purple,
these are likely to have most
likely out of all the areas most
likely to have a little bit of
accumulating snow right now the.
Clouds are on the increase across the area.
Check out the timing here.
Once again, it's it's dry this evening.
It's overnight tonight,
3:00 o'clock in the morning.
Here comes the rain and it's all rain.
Kids head out to school tomorrow morning.
You're heading out to work.
It's just, it's just rain.
It's 7:00 o'clock.
That's snow.
And maybe a little bit of sleep to
the northwest at 7:00 AM tomorrow.
Watch as we head through the morning.
Here's 10.
That's widespread rain.
I mean, we're looking at around an
inch of rain as we head through
tomorrow and ending tomorrow night.
There's ten here's noon.
You see that?
It's rain.
Oh,
few flakes of snow out here around Decatur.
Maybe Mineral Wells at noon.
Then as we head through tomorrow afternoon,
it's still rained for the Metroplex
to the east and also to the South.
Still rain.
That's some snow up here to the
northwest of the Dallas Fort Worth area.
That's where that winter
weather advisory is in effect.
5:00 PM It's still raining in the Metroplex.
Watch this.
Seven o'clock,
6-7,
certainly 8-9 and 10.
We could see a quick little burst
of of just a sloppy wet snow
across the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Temperatures don't make it to freezing.
We're at 35 degrees,
but aloft of course it'll be
32 or even colder and that'll
transfer down to the surface.
And that's why in the Metroplex we
could get a quick little burst of snow,
possibly giving us a quick little coating,
a quick little dusting of some
really wet snow, and then it just.
Turns into slush pretty quickly
because we don't even.
We dropped the 35 tomorrow night.
The low tomorrow night is 35 degrees.
There it is. That's 10:00 o'clock.
It's still around.
And then we dry out late tomorrow night.
We. The freezing line never makes
it into the Metroplex.
At 7:00 in the morning on Wednesday.
Worried about 35 degrees in
Dallas Fort Worth?
There's the freezing line.
Denton and McKinney.
You dropped the 33 last time I checked.
That's above freezing.
35 in Dallas, 34 in Fort Worth.
There's the freezing line.
Decatur.
Gainesville, Bowie.
Graham's Mineral Wells,
you're close, we'll call 34 there.
And then as far as accumulating snow there,
the areas that have the
winter weather advisory,
that's your one to three inches.
All other areas are less.
The Metroplex, again,
some accumulation on grassy area,
some elevated surfaces,
some minor travel issues in the Metroplex.
If we pick up any accumulating snow
right now, it's just a dusting.
It's a covering, a quick little coating
and then it just melts pretty quickly.
Little bit higher.
Adjusting to 1/2 an inch,
that's possible for the city of Denton,
for Decatur, maybe.
For McKinney, that's late day
tomorrow and then into tomorrow night.
But a lot of rain on the way around.
An inch or so in the forecast.
It will be a cloudy,
wet, chilly day tomorrow.
Tonight it's dry this evening,
overnight some rain moves,
and then there's no severe
weather in this situation either.
It's entirely too cold for that.
40 degrees is a low tonight.
Tomorrow by high is 41.
That happens.
Early in the day,
the temperatures are kind of steady.
By this time tomorrow night,
it's about 38, maybe 39 degrees.
So temperatures are steadier,
fall just a tad during the day.
A cloudy day, a wet day,
a pretty chilly day and widespread rain
with some snow mixed in the next 10.
We dry out Wednesday,
partly sunny to mostly cloudy
skies on Wednesday,
Wednesdays.
Highs 4951 on Thursday and then Friday's.
High temperatures 59 then some rain
showers are possible this weekend.
But Jonah,
I hope you've stocked
up. On the on you know on that one,
that Zinfandel that you drink and all
the other essentials that Sancerre
because you know I mean you know
a little a little pinot for you
will go a long way tomorrow when
you're when you're holed up at
the house. Oh my God, yeah.
Are we going to have slick roads by the way?
I have no idea. I have no idea.