So I want to show you this,
this picture right here,
this camera it's at have you been to
Castaway Cove Water Park in Wichita Falls?
I mean, everyone wants to go there,
but we found their,
their nest camera and what it shows is a
coating of snow there in Wichita Falls.
I think it's actually a good camera because
it shows this this dusting or coating.
I don't know that they have an inch of snow,
but they certainly have a dusting or a
coating of snow there in Wichita Falls.
And so here we go, there's Wichita Falls.
So there's a trace in this area,
some of these locations around
Seymour have picked up, you know.
Put an inch or so with snow,
you head W, you go out into the
the rolling plains of Texas.
You're looking at one to two some
of these areas in the northern
sections of the rolling plains like
around children's or so you know in
Quanah maybe 3 to 4 inches of snow.
Then you head up into the the Panhandle and
you're looking at 5 to 6 inches of snow.
So you know that's the snowfall
that we've seen here in Texas.
Now I'm really happy and excited
about the rain we've picked up.
First of all,
the forecast was spot on as
far as the rainfall totals go.
You know we were looking at
around an inch or more.
And, and it's not over yet.
McKinney, you've had almost an inch,
dens had over a half 3/4 in Fort Worth,
84 hundreds in Dallas.
Cleburne and Waxahachie both
up anywhere from 1 to 1.12.
So I'll have all these.
I think they're already on Twitter
and Facebook.
You can go check them out.
Hillsborough in Corsicana,
an inch and 1/4 to,
you know,
over an inch and 6/10 in Corsicana that
Minneapolis picked up over an inch Canton
over an inch and 1/2 Mineral Wells,
6/10 grams, picked up about 1/3 Breckenridge,
2/3 of an inch when you look
into the Metroplex.
There's the the almost an inch in McKinney
and an Anna Salinas picked up 8600,
Celeste 8900, so just under an inch.
And Celeste and Quinlan
Terrell picked up 1/2.
Kaufman 3/4, Lancaster just under an inch.
There's over an inch in DeSoto Fort Worth,
again, 3/4.
Springtown over 1/2, Weatherford about 3/4.
So fantastic rainfall numbers,
DFW.
And once again,
we still have about another 4 hours
or so of precip before it's before
we're dry here in the Metroplex.
DFW picked up 9/10 high.
Today was 49. The morning low was 40.
Outside right now it's still 40.
We have a breezy N Northwest
wind at 13 pollen today.
I like this mountain Cedar.
It's still there.
It's not going away.
It's low and fungus is low today too.
All right,
here we go,
the Metroplex in northern
sections of the Metroplex,
Collin and Denton County under
a winter weather advisory.
This is all due to the potential
for accumulating snow,
specifically in Collin and Denton.
It would be right around 3.
80 which McKinney and Denton
are right there on 380,
right around 380 in north.
So you can't just put half the county
under a winter weather advisory,
but that's due to some accumulating snow,
light stuff, dusting coating type of thing.
Here comes another little batch of rain.
It's moving back into the
Dallas Fort Worth area, right?
Wait for it right there and then
some snow off to the northwest.
We talked to Matt Howerton in the
southern part of Montague County and
Matt was showing a few flurries there
and that's what's in the forecast.
It's 33 in Decatur and also when Bowie
so cold enough to see some snow again,
in order for snow to fall,
it doesn't have to be at 32 degrees,
has to be at 32 degrees aloft,
but certainly not at the surface.
Right now in Dallas and Fort Worth it's 39.
That's where the snow will
be at 8:00 o'clock.
It's in the Metroplex,
7:38 o'clock tonight, 9:00 o'clock.
It's it's still here,
but it's in the process of
moving out by 11:00 o'clock.
Certainly by midnight we're dry
as we head through tonight.
It's a cloudy overnight,
it's a dry overnight.
And when you wake up tomorrow
morning you'll have some wet roads.
But in the Metroplex I don't see any
iced over roads because we're just
not going to fall below freezing.
There's the freezing line.
Look at this where we're going
to be at 32 degrees,
around 32 even in Denton.
It's close call for you in Denton,
so you could have some slick spots
on the roads tomorrow morning.
But certainly along that
line and to the West,
that's where we'll have some
icy roads tomorrow morning.
So please take care.
There's the snowfall totals.
Higher to the north,
lower to the South into the Metroplex.
If any snow accumulates at all in
Dallas Fort Worth, it would be.
If it happens and I'm not,
there's a big chunk of the area in
the Metroplex that it won't happen.
But if it happens, it's a dusting,
it's a covering, it's a coating.
And once again, the farther N you go,
the higher those snowfall totals will be.
Tonight 35, that's the low tonight.
It's stay above freezing tonight.
Tomorrow's a dry day.
It's a chilly day.
It's a mostly cloudy day and a breezy day.
We hit 49 for the high tomorrow.
The normal highs in the middle,
middle, upper 50s, about 57.
So we'll be cooler than normal Thursday,
but the sun's out and then 59
as we head through Friday.
And then beginning Saturday, oh,
Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, even Thursday of next week.
Some on and off.
Light rain in the forecast.
No snow, no severe weather,
but a little bit more rain it since drought.
Has moved back into North Texas.
This rain
today has been fantastic. And the
rain that we'll have for over
the next couple of hours,
we could pick up another
quarter to 1/2 an inch.
So that's good news too.
And no severe weather tonight.
And again, we'll be here throughout
the night keeping you updated
on the snow flurries because
there's nothing I like more than
talking about snow flurries on
a January day in North Texas.