Oh, a lot of excitement at the ballpark tonight. A lot of fun out there.
Hopefully there's a wind and I don't have any rain out there right now,
but there is a low chance as we head through the, the evening hours tonight.
The temperature right now, Chris mentioned, uh, humid when he went into, uh, uh,
Texas live, it was absolutely very humid,
but a cold front has moved through and cooled things off.
So the humidity has dropped, temperatures are pleasant,
but with the threat of rain, obviously, they're gonna keep that, uh, the, uh,
the roof closed.
So in the sixties, as we head through the
89 o'clock hour and then 10 o'clock and beyond high today was a very warm 88.
That's two degrees away from the record high of 90 back in 1983.
Uh, the morning low, 74. That's the normal daytime high.
The, the normal morning low is 53 and no rain today at DFW
72 outside right now, winds are out of the north at 15 pollen,
ragweed mountain cedar elm, all three are moderate fungus today.
That is low. Here we are
flood watch
it's not for all of North Texas,
but it's for the entire metroplex that goes until nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
I'm looking at an additional 2 to 4 inches of rain,
no severe thunderstorms in the forecast,
but look at this little band of thunderstorms that stretches
from Dallas County and then locations off to the northeast.
That's all right along where a cold front is right now.
You can see where the temperature gradient is and where the cold front is.
It's 80 in Terrell 80 walks of Hatching 84 in Hillsboro on the
back side of the front.
77 Dallas, 72 in Fort Worth 66 in Decatur, 62 in Bowie, 65 in Gainesville,
66 in uh Sherman.
Here we are. There's the cold front at
eight.
There's 9 10 midnight tonight,
the front stays south of us kind of hangs
up north of Waco overnight seven o'clock tomorrow morning.
So late tonight towards sunrise tomorrow, the rain becomes widespread.
Watch this eight o'clock. That's tomorrow morning. 9 a.m.
10 a.m. If you have any plans tomorrow morning, it's gonna be a wet 1, 10 o'clock,
11 o'clock at noon.
You see how the coverage is decreasing by noon
and then it slowly decreases even more as we head through the afternoon.
So let me show you this way. How about some numbers tonight?
Seven o'clock, 20% of us see rain. That's what we're seeing now. 30% at 10 o'clock.
Not sure what happened here at midnight. That should be about 50 or 60% at midnight,
80% at three in the morning, 90% at 5 a.m. Seven AM, 100% coverage.
So remember we start tomorrow
with 100% coverage of rain across North Texas.
Same thing at 9 a.m. noon,
we decrease to 70% drop even more at 3 p.m. to 40% 20% at five and 7 p.m. tomorrow.
So, rain coverage goes up tonight.
It peaks late tonight throughout the morning tomorrow
and then it goes down tomorrow afternoon.
Here we go seven o'clock tomorrow, cold fronts to the south of us,
it continues to move away but here comes another
batch of rain on Sunday seven in the morning,
Sunday, it's scattered throughout the day on Sunday, on and off throughout Sunday,
morning and afternoon
and the rain coverage stays hot on Sunday.
80% of us see rain, 60% of us Monday, dry Tuesday,
Halloween and dry on Wednesday as well.
How much more rain?
2 to 4 inches in the forecast,
lower amounts in East Texas and some uh lower amounts but
still beneficial rain will fall to the west of Fort Worth.
So the temperatures they're gonna, well, I mean, they're dropping right now.
63 for the high tomorrow.
That's 11 cooler than normal.
15 degrees cooler than normal on Sunday,
a high of 59 26 degrees cooler than normal on Monday, a high only in the forties.
Monday's high is 47
and then fifties on Tuesday and Wednesday and still
17 to 19
degrees cooler than normal. Then
tonight, much cooler but still warmer than normal.
57 is the low tonight, light winds and then tomorrow we hit 63 degrees.
It's widespread rain.
Remember in the morning,
then it slowly decreases or diminishes during the afternoon.
The next 14 days
there we are.
There's the rain through Monday, dry Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
and look at the low temperatures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday morning in the thirties
and some spots, especially Tuesday and certainly Wednesday morning,
some spots could see a freeze but definitely a frost could
be the first frost for some locations in North Texas.
Not necessarily the metroplex, but outside of the metroplex be prepared for that.
The remainder of the 14 days, not this weekend.
Next weekend, the time changes set your clocks back one hour.
Daylight saving time ends, standard time
begins.
There we go seventies for the following weekend.