We are back with meteorologist Kyle Roberts and Kyle,
you said that you were tracking some potential storms for this evening,
some right now.
But the word you used is inconvenient. Yeah, this is nothing compared to last night.
And this morning it's just a briefly heavy downpours some lightning here there.
Of course, I know there's a lot of clean up efforts going on out there.
So if you can hear thunder, sea lightning move things inside,
uh, at the moment and it's obviously enough to wet the roadways and,
and create some, maybe some issues on the local, local roads as well.
But I, I think the, the rain that's falling at the moment, it's too little,
too widely scattered,
uh, and not, you know, and kind of moving quickly, not concentrated enough to
cause a flooding issue like we saw last night and this morning either
because it was yet another round of heavy rain here in North Texas.
And what has already been an extremely rainy
may for us and an extremely rainy spring,
we added another two plus inches out of DFW
Airport from last night's rain and there were places in
the DFW area uh, especially kind of the heart of DFW up in the Denton. Count
up in Collin County that easily saw 3 to 4 to maybe even five inches of rain
with last night's thunderstorms. You can see the totals here.
I think some of these, the, these are official totals from, uh,
some of the local airports and honestly,
I think some of them are low because of how strong the wind was.
I think some of the, uh, you know, reporting, uh, equipment may not have been able to,
uh, pick up the rain as, as much as it could have because
it was blowing sideways in a lot of these locations and
maybe we just wasn't able to register it as, as much as if it was, you know,
coming straight down.
So
it's a lot of 1 to 2 to 3 plus inch totals.
But I know there were quite a bit of you that
saw anywhere from 3 to 5 inches across the area.
So that's what we're dealing with last night.
It was especially from DFW to the north across eastern and southern North Texas.
Just another soaking rain for you.
Terrell picked up over two inches decatur well over two inches
as well as almost three inches in mckinney there.
And here's what's headed our way between now and the end of the weekend,
it could be another 2 to 4 inches of rain.
It's not all gonna fall at once but multiple rounds of
rain through the rest of the week and into the weekend,
another 2 to 4 inches possible across the area. So anything heavy that falls again,
could easily cause flooding issues in portions of North Texas.
And at the moment, the widespread rain from this morning is long gone.
But here's those bubble up showers and storms I was talking about,
they're not overly heavy in any one location for a long period of time.
So flooding, not likely. But,
you know, such as right here between I 30
highway 80 in Mesquite,
headed out toward Rockwall
briefly heavy downpour. There. Another one on the George Bush turnpike,
a little bit of activity moving out toward Terrell back in Collin County,
little downpour in the, uh,
Allen area also out toward little Elm in the colony as well.
But as I mentioned, it's just some lightning, some briefly heavy rain,
none of this activity likely to turn severe at all.
It's just an inconvenience like I said, for if you're out and about
or if you're doing any, uh, damage recovery, uh, from last night's storm,
what we're gonna be watching is storms.
Well, to the,
the rest of us that could make a run at North Texas late tonight and by late tonight,
I mean, like 10 to midnight or so, they could move
into western North Texas and maybe try and move
into the DFW area,
midnight ish or later than that.
But I believe they'll be weakening as they move into North Texas.
Just given the sinking air that we've had
in the wake of the thunderstorms last night. And
the fact that, uh,
there's not as much moisture
out there as it was yesterday.
If you stepped outside yesterday, you know how humid and gross it was.
And that's one of the reasons why those thunderstorms last
night into this morning were able to sustain themselves.
It's not nearly as muggy out there today.
Not as much fuel for those storms,
but there still could be a little wind and hail
across western areas as those storms trying to enter,
uh, western North Texas late tonight, but they'll be weakening as they do.
So.
So I'm not overly concerned with severe weather threat tonight,
but it's not impossible for a little bit of wind and hail.
I definitely don't see a repeat of anything we saw this weekend
or anything we saw early this morning in North Texas.
Little scattered rain possible across southern
areas tomorrow through the midday hours.
And then it's possible we have a little scattered shower
and storm development during the afternoon into the evening,
but it's not widespread
tomorrow.
In fact, during the day, your severe weather threats pretty minimal for most of you.
It's a one on a scale of five for mainly
kind of northeastern Texas, uh, tomorrow,
but it does go up to a 1 to 2 Thursday into Thursday night is that could
be another one of these rounds of kind of either a broken line or maybe a,
a round of storms moving in Thursday evening into Thursday
night across kind of the western half of North Texas and
that'll be kind of wave, you know,
another wave that'll add to that 2 to 4 inch total that I
was talking about rainfall total between now and the end of the weekend.
So tonight, late night storms potentially cloudy and muggy.
Otherwise 68 for the low warm breezy and muggy tomorrow,
a little scattered rain possible during the day, 85 for the high, each and every day,
it won't be an all day rain or anything like that.
But we'll continue to have these rounds of shower and storm potential.
So it's a 40% coverage tomorrow.
50% on Thursday, 60% Friday, 50% Saturday, 30% on Sunday,
the rain helps keep the temps in the eighties.
But once the rain coverages go down, drops to 20% for that first week of June,
your temperatures start to go back up.
Highs will be back in the low nineties.
And of course, because of all the rain that we've had around this month and
that we're gonna have through the end of the month and even to start June, of course,
once we get back into the nineties,
it's just gonna feel downright soupy out there because of the,
all the humidity we're gonna have around.
So just brace yourself for that as we head through June.