Um,
I was gonna give you my bucky's impression, but I'm not going
to do it. I didn't want to make a fool of
myself.
Well, that's too late on that.
But
yeah, you're right.
So you've got your bank app open there. I do. I just doing a little bit of work.
There's nothing in it that all. That's all you got. That's it.
Let me do the weather here. I still keep coming to work. Just
kidding.
All right. So that's
your, I'm sorry.
So,
no severe thunderstorms in the Dallas Fort Worth area
and most of North Texas through this evening.
Uh, but we do have a chance for strong to severe thunderstorms
late to
later this evening and through the night,
way west of the Dallas Fort Worth area. That's gonna include
county,
uh, Eastland County and Stevens County.
It's our far western counties that have that chance for severe thunderstorms,
81 at Fair Park right now after picking up nearly three quarters of an inch of rain,
uh, DFW, we have been doing excellent
in terms of rainfall this year.
Uh, if you look, we are more than six inches above normal for the year
and for the month it's, it's a new month,
but we are still just under an inch above normal for the month.
Uh,
we picked up 1.1 inches of rain today at DFW. The high 80 the normal 79
the low 65 in the normal is 60 outside right now.
At DFW, it's 79 with south winds at 13 miles an hour.
There are the thunderstorms way out west. So remember the thunderstorm watch
is right here,
the young Stevens,
Eastland counties and west. And it's because that's where number one,
the thunderstorms are developing now
and that's where we expect they're going to stay for this evening
as we are pretty quiet here in North Texas or excuse me,
in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
It's western portions of North Texas that have
that better threat for strong or severe thunderstorms.
So this is 7 p.m.
There are the thunderstorms uh that'll be erupting
from Seymour down through Albany and Abilene.
There, they are at eight and nine o'clock
notice still at nine pm. The Dallas Fort Worth area is still quiet
at this time. The thunderstorm chances still out to the west
even at 11. So remember that severe thunder storm watch expires at 10,
we still may see some lingering thunderstorms
at 11 in western portions of North Texas
then,
well, still metroplex quiet
however late tonight into the overnight and early Friday,
we'll be watching what develops in Oklahoma
we may see some thunderstorms cross the Red River by daybreak
Friday and that could bring some scattered showers and storms,
especially from the metroplex and northeast.
So we'll have to watch for that Friday morning.
But tonight, the severe threat stays mainly to the west,
this level one
uh for the Dallas Fort Worth area.
That is, if a thunderstorm can make it here, it's very unlikely at this point
uh given the atmospheric setup, but tomorrow morning,
we'll have scattered thunderstorms which will turn into just like today,
uh partly cloudy skies. So we'll see some sunshine for Friday afternoon.
It's actually not a bad start to, to Friday night. 7 p.m. Look,
we have partly cloudy skies across the area. Thunderstorms yet again
will erupt out to the west
and the best chance for thunderstorms.
Again, we'll stay west of the Dallas Fort Worth area.
So if you live in Graham,
you've kind of been under the target here of these thunderstorms.
Same thing with Eastland
Stephenville and Mineral wells. That's 11 pm.
Thunderstorms will try to make it into the metroplex, but we see how they just kind of
evaporated uh before they actually make it.
So right now, there's only a level one marginal risk on our 1 to 5 scale from Graham
and Eastland Friday night for up to quarter size hail and up to 60 mile an hour winds.
There's a chance the level one gets extended a little bit farther to the east,
uh, with the new outlook that we'll see tomorrow.
The rain covers through the weekend. It's not a wash out of a weekend.
I know a lot of you have plans Saturday, a lot of soccer games and
kids events that you need to get to.
Uh, if you wanted it rained out.
I'm sorry, I don't. And I know.
So, listen, hey, you're not fooling any Jason laughs because you probably,
at some point in your life were like, can we just get a wash out of a Saturday?
Right. That's the, I've thought it before. Laugh.
I thought so.
I listen, I'm sorry, I don't think it's a wash out of a Saturday morning or afternoon.
So
it's gonna be one of those days.
But Saturday night into Sunday, we'll have a better chance for rain.
Scattered thunderstorms will move back into the area.
Some of those could be strong or severe tonight.
Scattered thunderstorms, mainly west of the metroplex.
Some possibly severe 68 tomorrow.
82 scattered thunderstorms warm muggy with a light breeze.
The 14 day forecast
unsettled through Monday.
We'll have another chance for a few strong or severe thunderstorms on Monday.
But then, oh my gosh, Jason Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
9092 and 90
followed by what we'll call it a cool down. I guess
if you want to,
uh, we'll be in the eighties and seventies as we head into Mother's Day weekend,
78 degrees on Sunday
for mother's day.
And then another kind of, uh, we'll flip the switch back to, uh,
an unsettled pattern after that with more
chances for scattered showers and storms.
And it's just, it's too early to say anything other than, of course,
some of them could be strong or severe because it's May,
it happens and that's just how it works. North Texas in May.
Thanks Jess.