Well, I'm gonna call it what it.
It's ugly. We got a ugly backgrd
behind us because it's just bee,
it's just not been a real
nice weather day out there.
You know, I'm gonna call it gloomy, OK?
Yeah. And it's foggy out.
And that fog, it's not going anywhere.
OK, yeah, it's going to stick ad
here for the next couple of hou.
And then after that, it's just stays cloudy.
And then after that, we're dealing with a
few thunderstorms that move into the area.
So this is the area,
if we were to see a strong stor,
this is where we would find it,
and mainly areas South of Interstate 30.
And east of Interstate 3545,
so generally this area right he,
it's a marginal risk that meanss
a level one out of five very low
end threat to see a strong stor.
And if we do see that it's goino
contain heavy rainfall and it's going
to contain hail up to quarter s.
So we are not dealing with a widespread
threat here and why we see it is
because of this front this morning this
front moved north as a warm fro.
It's the reason why we saw the g
and now it's going to move Sout.
As a cold front,
it's the reason why we'll see the storms.
So temperatures behind this fro,
by the way, are in the 50s.
Temperatures ahead of this front
are in the 60s here.
You can see that across the Dals
Fort Worth area and even further
away from that front into the 7.
This is that area where we'll see that
potential for some strong storm.
Right now we're seeing a sprinke
out there at best,
most of us stay dry a good portn
of the day between now and thre,
we'll see that front try to wiggle South.
This is around 3:00 in the afternoon.
We'll see some scattered shower.
Along this front, as it's movin,
this is now 4.
In the afternoon,
we'll see a few more showers
across the Dallas Fort Worth ar,
maybe extending along Interstat0
towards Granbury towards Mineral Wells.
This front continues to work South and east.
This is now at 5.
At 5,
we'll notice that we could see w
thunderstorms popping up between Dallas
County, maybe towards a Hunt Co,
maybe Sulphur Springs,
seeing a little bit of that.
At 6, we'll see a few more
thunderstorms popping up.
These storms,
not necessarily severe,
but could contain some heavy rainfall
and again, that really small ha.
Possible as well.
This is now at 7.
We'll see this action move
towards the South and east.
Now you notice here in the Dalls
Fort Worth area in the clear as
far as any thunderstorms go,
but still may be dealing with
some very light drizzle.
This will continue to work South and East.
This is now at 8 at 8,
anywhere from Waco Corsicana
towards Linden Texarkana.
Seeing a little bit of the scatd
thunderstorms, this is now at 9.
It clears most of North Texas.
This is now at 10.
We're still dealing with some cloud cover
and it's going to be a little cooler.
As well, we could pick up somewe
between 1/4 to half an inch of .
It's not going to be a lot.
And the more South and E you are where
we're going to see a bit more widespread
shower and thunderstorm activit,
that's where we see the highest rainfall
that could be anywhere between f
an inch to 3/4 of an inch of ra.
Again, it's not going to be a
big rainmaker for us tonight,
except for those isolated
storms that contain heavy rain.
As far as right now,
this is what it looks like out.
We are having trouble seeing soe
of the buildings in the backgrod
due to some of that low clouds l
settling in temperature of 63 degrees.
Our visibility still relatively,
especially when you look at Granbury.
When you look at areas like Mckenney,
Granbury, 4 miles of visibility,
McKinney underneath one mile
that's extended into Sherman,
Gainesville, Denton,
all at about one mile or less
visibility on a perfect clear d.
We're 10 miles out.
We're nowhere near that.
For some locations and again
it's because of that warm front
that came through early on toda,
temperature doesn't change much.
We are going to stay in the mid sixties,
63 degrees around one.
We'll see that wind shift around three
or four and still we will be ine
mid to low 60s through the afternoon.
Rain coverage only at about
a 40% for the afternoon.
Temperature differences are going to be
huge because of that front working its way,
upper 50s, low 60s for our Northern counties,
but look at our Southeastern counties,
upper 70s, mid 60s.
Across the Dallas Fort Worth area and
if you are sweating anytime outside mountain,
cedar, oak,
hackberry and fungus all still in our count.
Saturday.
We'll be watching for the
potential of strong storms,
especially across the Red River,
but there will be a very strong cap in place.
So just something to keep in mid
for Saturday late in the day.
Otherwise it's going to be
warm with highs in the 80s,
sixties on Sunday.