Good Saturday evening to you.
Not a repeat of what we saw for your Friday evening and that we had, you know,
quite a few storms and severe weather across North Texas, uh, this evening,
it's one, maybe two storms that we ought to worry about for the time being, but
they would likely be severe and could be, uh,
potentially tornadic in some places as well.
That's why we have a tornado watch in
place for our western counties until nine o'clock,
Monte County and Cook County under a tornado watch until 11
DFW, not under any sort of watch
at the moment. Here's what we got going on.
One super cell moving into Montague County that one might most likely, uh,
start tracking up into Oklahoma and another super cell back in
Eastland County and in northern Comanche County at the moment,
this one,
did produce, it looks like a tornado back in western Eastland County.
Now,
moving into southern Eastland County and northern Comanche
County at the moment does have a tornado
associated with it until 715 this evening area of
rotation there kind of between rising star and Gorman
just kind of right on the Eastland and, uh Comanche County line there.
Here's the track for this storm as it moves off to the east.
Uh, the rotation likely to start Gorman, you are underneath the tornado warning,
but I it keeps moving more eastward or kind of southeastward.
You're definitely gonna get some hail and strong winds, but,
uh, kind of the core of that circulation likely to pass to the south of you.
But areas like duster, uh to Rucker could see, uh,
that circulation move in here in the next, uh, what time is it?
618.
So in the next 20 to 25 minutes or so, duster or 10 to 20 minutes or so,
duster is about 630
Gorman would be a little bit or excuse me,
Rucker would be a little closer to a 640 up to Montague
County here where this storm mostly moving up to the northeast,
but areas along highway 82 and up toward the Red River
definitely get some hail and some strong winds at the moment
in northern Montague County.
But it does look like the majority of that storm will start to move up into Oklahoma.
That's it. I mean, it's two super cells in portions of North Texas.
We'll be watching to see if anything else can form
out to the west over the next hour or two.
But basically between about now and 7 to 8 o'clock, if nothing else forms,
these are the only two storms. We gotta worry about,
uh, the rest of the evening, but
they're certainly strong. They're certainly super cells.
They could,
they're definitely gonna attain hail and wind and they could
wrap up and produce a tornado at any time.
Now, this one in northern North Texas, Monte County, mostly up in Oklahoma.
We'll keep an eye on the, uh,
Comanche and Eastland County storm as it might
move into more southwester portions of North Texas.
And, uh, if any, if, if those are the only two storms DFW,
they don't have to worry about severe weather this evening.
But if anything else forms back to the west, of course,
that could try and move into DFW later on this evening,
I think the chances are very low for that to happen.
I'm just saying there's,
is a possibility if something else forms back to the west could have
a few isolated to scattered storms late tonight and into tomorrow morning,
not worried, but really with a severe weather threat with that.
And by the time you start your Sunday,
uh, it will be dry 93 the high today, but that came with a lot of humidity.
It still feels like 103 outside. Thankfully, we had a,
it's 90 at the moment.
Your pollen count, hickory oak grass, all moderate and a fungus is low.
Here's what happens as we head through your Sunday,
sunny skies and heat this front. Really not gonna cool us off. Very much.
There will be a strong cap in place.
Maybe a thunderstorm tries to form across northeastern North Texas tomorrow,
late afternoon and evening.
But chance is pretty low for that because we'll have that strong cap in place.
If a storm can form,
it would be severe with the hail and wind threat.
But chances, I mean coverage, rain coverage tomorrow,
maybe 10% across the area. But everybody sees the heat look at all the nineties.
I'm gonna go 97 Dallas
98 in Fort Worth. And it will feel like at or above 100 degrees just like it did today.
Your Memorial Day will continue to be quite warm as well. Isolated storms tonight.
75 for the low and then tomorrow hot breezy and muggy near record heat.
The record is 99 set back in 1980.
I'm gonna go 98 tomorrow afternoon a little bit better on your Memorial Day. 94.
Also with a low coverage of rain.
I think most of you stay dry, don't cancel any Memorial Day plans but stay cool.
Obviously,
as the storm chances increase the temperature go goes down.
So if you want cooler weather, hey, I got it the second half of next week.
The problem is, it looks like the rain may return
and we could be talking another 23 inches of rain,
uh, through next week and into next weekend.
It's already been a rainy spring and May looks to close out,
rainy in June may even start raining as well, but that's fine
because maybe it keeps the triple digits away for as long as possible.