Okay.
So now that we have, um, have this all taken care of.
There we go. Ok.
So you can hear me loud and clear now and it sounds like you can, uh,
seems like you can see me also.
Oh, you're watching from Sulfur Springs, EJ Bilberry.
Uh, Pete, should our church still have youth service tonight? Absolutely.
You guys should have youth service and pray for me. Goodness.
Yeah, have church service. You know, I've told people don't cancel anything today.
It's not 100% coverage of tornadoes or 100% coverage of baseball sized hail.
It's gonna be scattered across the area
and the tornado threat. It's not, it, it's, it's a relatively low tornado threat.
Ok.
So we do have a tornado threat.
We have a tornado watch in effect, but I'm,
I'm more concerned about the quarter to golf ball size hail
and I'm also concerned about the, um,
uh,
about the quarter to golf ball size hail in the
60 to maybe 70 mile an hour straight line winds.
And of course,
I do have some concerns about brief isolated
tornadoes that ef three that touched down in,
uh, in Iowa yesterday.
That did all that damage.
You know, it, it's highly, highly unlikely that we would have anything at all here,
even remotely close to that.
But again,
Hale is the number one concern
and, uh, wins are the number two concern.
Will we be playing baseball in Allen tonight? Christy
Bole,
uh, asked me that, uh, Christine and I,
I hope I apologize if I mispronounced your name.
Here's the deal you guys always ask me and it's a fair question.
Are you gonna have your game here or there?
But there's a whole lot of factors that figure into it. Number one,
maybe you just have, like, maybe there's no rain and lightning cancels the game.
That's hard to, for us to predict that kind of stuff.
Or maybe you've got a really crummy field that doesn't drain well,
you know, and you get a quick little downpour, some fields drain.
Well, the kids are out there playing
some fields, you know, they're just not up to par with others and
they, you know, they hold a lot of water.
So it's kind of hard for me to say, I, if the question is,
will it be raining at game time in Allen?
There's a possibility of that.
Yeah, absolutely. There's a possibility of that.
Uh, Raleigh's watching from Dallas all the way from Dallas.
Julie Witherington dark and pouring in. Plano.
Congratulations. Oh, that's Julia. Congratulations. Julia.
Uh, Donnie love Joy Maples. Oh, Lord, your coat is off.
But my shirts still on.
So we've got that going for us, right? Jason.
Jason's like, oh, man.
Um,
so what do we have here? So, we have the tornado watch.
Uh, we also have, let me show you we have a severe thunderstorm watch as well.
So I want to update you on that.
So, here's the severe thunderstorm watch that we have Kyle.
That's your cue to press the keyboard,
the space bar.
Oh,
well, we have priorities here. That's good.
Uh So we have a severe thunderstorm watch from,
uh Gainesville to Decatur mineral wells.
Uh We uh mineral wells and then on over to Breckenridge and locations
off to the, uh,
off to the west northwest of there under
a severe thunderstorm watch until eight o'clock tonight.
So we have that going on, I think with the next thing that we have is the radar.
So we're going to, yeah, uh, uh Kurt Sisko says I'm joining from, um,
joining from Oak Cliff and it's not bad here.
It's interesting when I drove here into the factory to make TV.
I got here, I don't know about 130 today or so.
And, uh, it was pouring at my house in Collin County
and I got around the Galleria southbound on the tollway, you know,
going 95 miles an hour like we all do on the tollway and it was bone dry.
It was totally dry on the tollway. By the time I got to
you know, I got to like Walnut Hill, certainly by Northwest Highway.
I mean, there was not a drop of rain. So,
um, there's Veronica, she's, uh, watching from Wiley.
We also have, so we have the tornado watch in effect.
We have the severe thunderstorm watch in effect, you know, a flood watch in effect.
We're getting some, some of these thunderstorms,
they're just kind of sitting in place or kind of rolling over the same area as,
you know, training in, in place.
But these thunderstorms are, uh dumping a lot of rain, I mean an inch or more of rain,
you know, in a short period of time.
So some flooding is a concern.
I believe the next graphic that we're gonna show you is the radar
and that's what Maryland is saying. No rain in Waxahatchee.
Katie Grace is watching from Joshua.
Uh What else do we have? Amanda Brown is in South Arlington.
So there's the thunderstorm,
uh complex that we have across part of the metroplex right now.
We'll zoom into the metroplex
itself. Now, these green boxes,
those are flash flood warnings or, yeah, they're flash flood warnings.
Collin County,
uh and it's right along
George Bush and North,
that's where we have the severe thunderstorm warning in effect.
So it's, it's, you know, Plano Allen mckinney, Wiley.
Uh, we've got some quarter size maybe up to golf ball size hill.
You see that area that's highlighted right there.
Kind of the, the light area, almost a purplish area kind of right along, um,
75 between Plano and Allen and off to the west.
That's where we have a pretty good hail core right now.
That's where we're having some kind of that lightning strike as well right there.
Uh, in, uh, Allen and, uh, I guess North Plano you might call it,
but that's where we have some quarter maybe up to golf
ball sized hail that's taking place hedge cokes to west,
right along, uh, uh Spring Creek Parkway and then north,
that's where we're currently seeing, uh,
some pretty large hail that's at Hale core.
Uh Edward Murphy is a commenting along 121 that's it,
uh kind of south of 121
and along and kind of to the northwest of uh 75. So,
and uh Kelby Lynn, uh RT
is bragging that the sun is out here in Whitesboro now. So there you go.
You have that. I mean, it's kind of an interesting day, you know, not that unusual.
We have these scattered thunderstorms across the area,
severe thunderstorm warning for Collin County until three o'clock.
So that's another four minutes that may be extended
a little bit more and then a flash flood,
that's the yellow box.
And then the green box is the flash flood warning because Collin County had,
you know, a couple of inches of rain.
Uh,
the at least the southern half has had a couple
of inches of rain in a short period of time.
Let's take a wider, let's look at just the metroplex right now and as we, uh,
zoom out just to tad and look at the Dallas Fort Worth area,
that's really it.
And we've got a little thunderstorm there in southeastern Denton County and,
and then the far northern sections of, uh Dallas County up around Carrollton,
we, uh, Kelby Ar R
says, hey, I wasn't bragging just sharing. That's ok. A humble brag.
And, uh,
here we go once it passes, uh, Heather Jones, once it passes,
is that it driving from Wylie to downtown Dallas in a few hours?
No, we're gonna have these scattered thunderstorms.
You can see there's not much in the metroplex, but as we zoom out and
take a little wider look, really, let's look at North Texas right now.
Um You can see we have some scattered thunderstorms that
are back to the west from Mineral Wells to Breckenridge.
The stuff down around Brownwood,
a severe thunderstorm warning there that's moving toward,
you know, that's really moving toward more toward, uh, Waco and
Mejia,
not really moving toward the Dallas Fort Worth area, but, uh,
Nancy Reed's telling me the sun's out now in Frisco had major rain and hail.
What's the definition? Nancy Reed of major rain and hail?
I need to understand that Dylan Marsh says bring on the hail. You must be a roofer,
uh,
those roofers, they like that. Jason,
you know what
Charlotte Scannell?
Is that how you pronounce your name? Charlotte or is it Scannell?
I'm guessing Scannell.
What do storms look like for tonight?
And Thursday, Charlotte, I've been blabbing for 15 minutes talking about tonight.
Now I'll talk about Thursday. So, let's do that. Let's do the, um,
what's somebody asking here?
Let's do, I wanna do the timeline. Let's, let's do that. Let's go to.
So, here's what the radar looks like right now.
Now, let me show you the, uh, show you the timeline
as we move forward.
So right now it's three o'clock, we'll take a look at things that there's three.
Let's go to four. That's pretty, pretty darn accurate.
We'll go to four o'clock kind of do hour by hour.
So you guys wanna know what's happening as we head through tonight.
Uh, let's go to four o'clock there. We are at four.
Ok,
here's your answer. Now, listen,
I'm not, I can't give you
your forecast for every single town
in North Texas or Dallas Fort Worth.
But if you look at the pretty pictures with colors and the time stamp at the top,
right,
you can be weather boy too if you want to just like me. So there's five o'clock.
You see what I'm talking about? Let's go to six
and any one of these thunderstorms, you know, have the potential for the hail,
the wind and also
the low threat of tornadoes. There's six o'clock. See that.
Now, let's go to seven o'clock. We'll go hour by hour.
There's seven front starting to fall apart
the activity, the bigger,
bigger stuffs in East Texas and also down to the west of Waco,
we'll go to eight o'clock.
Show you what's going on. Things are kind of winding down by eight o'clock.
Still a little bit of spotty rain around.
Um, we'll go, there's nine o'clock, look at Waco
at eight,
then we go to nine o'clock and you can see. Yes, Janice, those are pretty colors.
Nine o'clock. I mean, we're kind of finished here in North Texas.
You know, central Texas is
getting in on the action 910 or a little bit later.
So now let's go through the overnight
because things really wind down around 789 o'clock tonight.
And then during the overnight, there's, there's not a whole lot of activity.
Northeast Texas Sulfur Springs, Clarksville could see, um,
uh, could see a, um, a few thunderstorms. There's one o'clock in the morning.
Northeast Texas
that, that frontal boundary started to move more to the north. There's for
so, you know, overnight, there's not a whole lot happening.
Now as we go through the day tomorrow, we'll go to nine o'clock tomorrow morning
and you can see for yourself. Oh, you got a Nader warning for near Coleman.
Pretty nasty looking, uh, uh, super cell down there.
It looks like meteorologist Kyle Roberts is here with me.
Nastiest. Yeah, meteorologically speaking,
but that's
Yeah.
Yeah, that's going to Waco that's not moving toward the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Yeah.
Yep. There it is.
Yep. That's the one down around Coleman right now.
So, ok,
we'll go back to nine o'clock tomorrow morning
because we had a question about tomorrow morning.
Uh, so there's nine,
so we have a little bit of rain that starts to
move in kind of from the southwest to the northeast.
Well, we'll go to the noon hour, let's go to noon.
And as we do that, you'll see how that kind of advances off to the northeast.
You know, a few little thunderstorms, nothing, no big deal at noon tomorrow.
Now, as we get into the afternoon, there's the,
the threat of severe weather tomorrow is we
have a threat of severe weather tomorrow,
but the threat tomorrow
is
much lower than it is today. Ok.
There's two o'clock, there's three,
there's four,
we'll kind of go through just hour by hour, four o'clock, five o'clock
and then six o'clock.
And you can see those thunderstorms are kind of scattered around
during that time.
And then as we get into 789 o'clock tomorrow evening,
things will start to fizzle out for us.
Uh, as we head through that time frame and by 89 o'clock tomorrow night,
kind of like tonight,
uh, whatever has happened will have happened,
whatever is going to happen will have happened by
nine o'clock or so tonight.
Definitely by nine o'clock or so tomorrow night. So,
so that's the, that's the way it looks.
I can't say the word moist anywhere appar anymore. Apparently it,
it grates on people.
So, like, here's Jason Wheeler. Jason when I talk about a moist atmosphere.
Does that, does that make you uncomfortable? 00,
the, the, the,
the discomfort with the word atmosphere, it's probably the, uh, the,
the other word, the moist word
juicy.
That's what I call Jesse is juicy.
Yes. Juicy, haa.
Yeah.
No, I, it doesn't bother me either. David Cox wants to know why is the tie down?
Like it's, uh, WW three
here at the factory where we make TV.
I don't know.
So that's it. That's all I have for you guys. Let's go back to the watches real fast.
Um,
you ready?
David Cox is a night owl. Anesthesia
P LLC.
What's that?
What are you doing, Jason?
He's eating oatmeal. Who eats oatmeal at three o'clock in the afternoon?
What's wrong with you? I mean, where would we start?
So, ok, any delays on the DFW airport? Jade Jade wants to know.
Do we have any delays out there guys at, uh, at the big airport? I would think so.
I mean, there's not a whole lot happening.
So there's our tornado watch that's until eight o'clock tonight.
Oh, I knew you were David. I thought that
I was just giving you a hard time. Uh, any delays out there.
Meteorologist Kyle Roberts is checking right now
to see if we have any delays,
34 minutes, departure, delays,
arrival, delays of 20
seven minutes.
There we go.
I mean, that's kind of like a normal day right there.
So, anyway, so that's all I got for you guys.
That's the latest, uh, just stay alert as we head through this afternoon.
Uh, meteorologist Kyle Roberts and, uh, news anchorman,
Jason Wheeler will be here at, uh, four o'clock.
They'll have W FAA at four.
Do you have anything interesting today, Jason at four o'clock?
Oh,
I stand corrected. It's always interesting.
Hail damage,
rerunning a right on the money, hail damage story.
Ok.
Well, you're right, especially this time of year.
Ok.
Uh oh, hold on,
Jim Bono says over there watching from Saint Andrew's Hotel in Scotland,
another humble brag
raining here as well.
That's the only thing Jim that we
have in common with you right now is it's raining here and raining there.
So, man, have fun at Saint Andrew's Hotel. What a beautiful place. Lisa.
Stacey Perez. Thanks for all the updates, Pete.
You're welcome, Stacey Lisa Stacy Perez
and everyone else for joining. So that's it guys. Uh W fa at four starts in
55 minutes. Uh Jason and Kyle will see you then and we'll see you as well on
news eight at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Ed. Come over here.
Do you have any updates for these, these good folks that are
watching our Facebook live.
Ed doesn't like to be on camera because he's in the witness protection program.
Has the statute of limitations run out Ed
another year, another year.
Ok. Oh, I don't wanna say his last name. That's right. We can't do that.
Are you on vacation next week? Ed, or is that a work? Are you here now?
Like, uh, via a work release program? Is that how this works? A little of both? Ok.
All right.
I'll see you guys later.