Your time now is 1116 and we do not have any severe thunderstorm warnings in the area,
but we do still have some flash flood warnings in place.
I'm gonna take you on a tour here of the
metroplex just to show you what radar is showing.
Denton wise Parker County. You're in the clear, no rain
there except for maybe some patchy drizzle but
still seeing some very light rainfall in Collin County
and in Tarrant County as well.
Dallas County, another location where we're seeing some of that heavier rain
along the southern edge of town.
Now, what we are looking at now is our flash flood warning that's still in place.
It looks like
that was just updated. Ellis in Johnson County still,
uh under that flash flood warning until noon today.
I do see a strong storm just on the uh southeastern side of Cleburne.
It's not severe,
but it is producing some heavier rainfall and uh
obviously that lightning as well across our eastern counties,
Henderson and Van Zan, under that
flood warning until 130 we still see some moderate to heavy rainfall at time,
anywhere from Tyrell to Canton and even into Athens.
So again, Henderson County included in that as well. A
lot of this will continue to taper off towards the southeast.
The strongest storms now find themselves in East Texas
and in southeast Texas while we dry out,
that is where we still find our severe thunderstorm watch.
Most of North Texas is no longer in that watch,
but Henderson County remains under that
severe thunderstorm watch until noon today.
So here's what you could expect for the rest of the day
between now and two scattered showers may be a few storms.
Most of us will be completely dry between 2 to 7
dry, warm, cloudy humid.
So if you are heading maybe to the game later today,
I don't anticipate you dealing with any kind of
weather related delays during you getting to the game.
But afterwards, closer towards about 10,
we'll start to see some of these storms out to our west.
We could see the potential for large hail, strong winds and
low tornado threat, those storms making it in
to the metroplex closer to about midnight and I'll show you the timeline,
but I wanna show you what the risk looks like.
The highest risk is going to be along our western counties and
our southern counties including Hood Johnson Ellis County to the south.
That's where we find our enhanced risk. That's a level three out of five
DFW
including, uh, areas of Wise Parker, Palo Pinto County,
Kaufman Rockwell under a level two or slight risk
for severe weather up to golf ball sized hail,
60 mile per hour, wind gusts, low tornado risk all included in tonight's threat.
So, let me tell, uh,
show you the timing here between 12 and about two in the afternoon.
We'll continue to see this really taper off
dry conditions between two and about six,
around seven or eight.
Our attention is going to turn to the west because that
is where our next line of showers and thunderstorms will be.
This is showing you around 10, between 10 to about midnight.
Those storms are going to make it along the western edge of Tarrant Detton County.
They'll be in wise and Parker County. So that's what the latest update is showing.
Of course, once the storms actually develop,
we'll be able to track them coming in around midnight,
we'll see the storms kind of crossing over the I
35 corridor between midnight and about two in the morning.
And then closer to about six,
a lot of this activity really starts to kind of wind down these storms,
the more east they move, the weaker they'll get.
This is for tonight.
Uh, so we'll be watching that right now. It's 66 degrees
sustained wind of 28
MPH.
So we've had a lot of moisture, uh, so any saturated ground, once the winds get,
you know, going could very well still, uh, mean, some of those trees,
especially the younger trees can very well topple over.
So just be very careful as you go about your day. Our DV camera is still shaking.
Look at all these trees, look at how they're moving. A wind gust right now of 32 months
per hour. And like I said, our soil is very saturated.
So we're likely going to be dealing maybe with some added uh tree limbs,
not from thunderstorm, wind damage, but just from these breezy conditions,
windy conditions, we're expecting the rest of the day.
We're not done with the storms today or tonight because daily rain,
chances do continue, at least through the weekend,
we could still pick up 2 to 4 additional inches of rain mark dia.