You
know,
there's our current picture
and I agree with you, Pete. It's just us girls back here right now.
Three of us girls, just three of us girls talking about the weather, which by the way,
um, typically bad weather does not get me up. It got me up, it jolted me out of bed.
It was loud.
It was very long.
Yes,
those winds.
It was very well. I mean,
you know, I'm gonna show you, let me just do this,
let me show you some wins because I have these, these are the, these are the peak ones.
So in the colony,
uh I, I know your mom lives there.
There was a 95 mile an hour wind gust there today this morning.
6 45 5, 45 I should say she slipped right
through it.
Well, thank goodness, everything's ok.
Double Oak had one at 86 Denton had one at 83 Valley Ranch had 1 to 80.
These are 80 miles an hour. Arlington, 77.
There's probably 30 places that, that have wind, wind gusts of 70 plus.
Uh I don't know, there's
75 places that have wind gusts of 60 plus, we just don't have time.
So I just wanted to show you the top five,
peak gusts today across the area and the rain the last 24 hours has been
significant. DFWI. I mentioned last week that DFW needed a third of an inch of rain
to stay in the top 15 wettest springs on record. Just a third of an inch.
DFW picked up two and a quarter.
So DFW is gonna end in the top 10 wettest springs right now.
We're the ninth wettest spring.
So we'll end in the top 10, uh, as we end spring, uh, meteorological spring, March,
April and May.
So just a couple of days left in May and a lot more rain on the way.
Uh, Frisco, you picked up 2.5 the last 24 pilot 0.3 point almost 3.5. Chico.
You've had
just under four Decatur and Rome over to Fort Worth about an inch.
Alliance an inch and a third. Dallas over an inch de Soto over an inch.
All these are on Facebook and Twitter.
You can check them out and, uh, peruse all the numbers just since midnight.
DFWS picked up just under two inches. The high today was 82.
The morning low was 64 with all the rain around.
Uh,
temperatures weren't able to make it into the upper
nineties like they did over the holiday weekend.
The normal high is 87. The normal, low is uh 68.
So today we finished cooler than normal on the high side and on the low side
outside right now it's 79 with the north northeast wind at 14 miles an hour pollen.
Today we have uh, multiple culprits. We have hickory, we have oak, we have grass.
All three of those are moderate and fungus. Today that's on the low side of the scale.
Here we are,
here's that little batch of presci
that rolled through the area. Watch this.
Here it comes, there it goes, it's falling apart right now.
It's gone by seven o'clock. Watch.
What tries to move in out from uh from what like around,
I would say the Lubbock between Amarillo and Lubbock,
we're watching a cluster of storms try to develop,
it's starting to fall apart as it's reaching
western sections of North Texas and here we are
so overnight tonight. Could we see a few rumbles of thunder?
Co first of all, could we see
a repeat
tomorrow morning like we had this morning? Not one of the models is indicating that
matter of fact, most of the models are indicating that we're dry overnight,
but there's one model here that's showing a cluster of thunderstorms trying to
survive the trip from far West Texas into parts of North Texas.
And that's why we have this level one,
level two and then out to west of Abilene in West Texas.
That's where we have the enhanced risk.
But as those thunderstorms uh develop out to the west and they move into the
Dallas Fort Worth area or at least move toward the Dallas Fort Worth area.
They're gonna be in a pretty significant weakening trend and
all the models are indicating they're gonna continue
to collapse as they move toward us.
But if some of them survive, we could have some small hail and some gusty winds.
But again, right now, uh,
none of the models are indicating a repeat
tomorrow morning like we had this morning.
There's seven tomorrow morning,
eight,
nine.
Now, this certainly could be a little farther to the north and impact the metroplex.
But right now,
most of the models haven't fallen apart or staying just around the southern half
of the Dallas Fort Worth area or south of Fort Worth and Dallas,
there's 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, there's noon.
So, and it's a, yeah, a little scattered rain during the afternoon tomorrow,
but again, nothing widespread at
this point.
And we try to clear out as we head through late Wednesday night during the day.
Wednesday.
Northeast Texas has a severe tomorrow.
Northeast Texas, uh, low chance of severe and, uh, far, far to the southwest of, uh,
Fort Worth, there's a low chance of severe then as we head into third, first day,
we keep a low threat of severe weather.
Dallas Fort Worth, but just to the west of the metroplex,
that's where we have a slightly higher risk of some quarter size hail,
maybe half dollar size, hail some 60 to 70 mile per hour, wind, uh, speeds.
That's what's in the forecast on Thursday. How much rain will we pick up?
It's on and off as we head through Sunday.
A lot of it going to probably fall Thursday night into Friday,
Friday night in a part of Saturday when we pick up 2 to 4 inches more.
On top of what we've already had. 68. That's the low tonight.
A cloudy muggy night tonight. A warm breezy day tomorrow.
Uh, 40% of us see rain tomorrow. 85 is the high. There's the next 14 days.
Half of us see rain on Thursday,
60% of us see rain on Friday. Half of us see rain. Saturday,
30% of us see rain on Sunday, Monday, a little rain, Tuesday,
a little rain and we keep rain in our forecast next week.
Uh, right Monday through Friday during the work week,
we don't have any rain for the weekend.
The rain goes away. Temperatures jump up into the lower 90 Saturday, 90 Sunday, 91.
And then following that 92 and 91 as we head into June 10 and June 11.