All right, weather wise out there,
I'm Tiffany talking about heading out to the lakes.
Definitely keep that in mind. We'll have that threat for some storm.
So, uh, stay weather aware out there and if you're traveling,
maybe heading out to DFW airport,
things are gonna be uh quiet there. Now, no weather related delays.
We'll see what happens though this afternoon as
those storms are expected to fire up,
they will be isolated in nature,
but we'll see how that impacts the areas out at the
airports left field and DFW as those storms do get going.
But 83 degrees that heat index is gonna
come into play as we've been talking about today
and those winds a little gusting 26
MPH out right now out at the airport.
Now,
we don't have anything happening storm wise that
some overnight activity that's moved on out,
things have settled down now.
But we will see those thunderstorms firing up initially out to our west,
maybe right along I 35 just west of uh, Fort Worth and Dallas.
But, uh, somewhere in the I 35 quarter,
we do expect those storms to get going a little bit later today.
If you're traveling anywhere up and down I 35 we'll have
that risk for some storms a little bit later today.
Heading down toward Austin,
San Antonio on into portions of the Midwest here for today too.
So we do have that risk that the slight uh to enhance
risk right down the I 30 five quarter down toward Austin.
And that extends all the way up into portions of the
Midwest War today as well with those severe thunderstorms possible.
So if you had some travel plans, taking you up to Saint Louis,
you see Chicago looking at that slight risk for severe storms there as well.
But right where we do have that enhanced risk in our area,
that's for that hail threat that's increasing across the area today.
So we're talking about hail that maybe could be 2 to 3 inches
in diameter in some places that's approaching baseball
size perhaps a little bit later on today.
So here's what it looks like traveling Austin, San Antonio,
looking at those upper nineties to around 100 maybe
hitting the triple digits for San Antonio later today.
Getting out over the architect region heading out toward Little Rock,
can't rule out some thunderstorms there that over the uh t
Texarkana,
they are looking at around 94 and those mid to upper eighties looks like
the storms will probably be just east of Oklahoma City here for today,
but still use some caution if you're hitting the roads
and maybe flying a little bit later on today.
But here at home, here's out
may take, uh, shape up as we head into the afternoon hours.
Those isolated thunderstorms cranking up around 45 o'clock here this afternoon,
they will begin to move east again.
Again.
Not everyone seeing a severe weather as we go through the day or storms coverage,
only about 30% at best, I think as we go through the day today,
those will start to taper off the winding down as we head toward this evening,
heading toward midnight tonight,
but still some isolated to scattered activity around
as we head toward 910 o'clock tonight.
But notice after midnight,
we will start to see the storms moving on out, so it should be quiet overnight
and then potentially another round of storms for tomorrow.
So there's that enhanced risk that we just showed you
moving right through I 35 down through the metroplex.
So anywhere you go a little bit later today, in this enhanced risk area,
we will have that risk for those, uh, severe storms.
With the large to very large hail being the main concerns
along with the damaging wind threat as well for this afternoon.
All right, as we head into tomorrow,
still a low wind chance for some thunderstorms on tomorrow as well.
Coverage again will be low only about 20%.
So most of us won't see the storms,
but those of us who do will have that potential for severe weather.
Once again, those quickly move off to the east during the evening hours and again,
things will quiet down after midnight tonight, but we have that marginal risk.
So it's gonna be lower with the risk of storms a little bit higher
with that slight risk up along the Red River for those storms for tomorrow.
With again,
the large hail and damaging winds being the main threat on Saturday as well.
Now, the temperatures today will be in the low and mid nineties,
but it is gonna be steamy for the weekend,
that heat index today and tomorrow gonna be
up over 100 maybe approaching 100 and three.
And as we look at that weekend forecast,
we're gonna be around 92 to 93 with the temperatures today.
And tomorrow you see that 30% coverage with the showers and storms less.
So with the rain chances on Saturday afternoon and evening and then a very
steamy 96 the southwest winds may not feel quite as oppressive on Sunday,
but those temperatures are going to be a few degrees hotter.
So we'll be up around 96 maybe 97 for that high.
And, and looking at 91 on Memorial Day,
so we'll start to see the temperatures coming down a little bit and
eventually the drier air does move in Monday night going into Tuesday.
So we'll dip down into the upper sixties,
those highs in the upper eighties.
So we'll catch a break from the nineties it lo looks
like for a few days as we get into next week,
we'll have slight chances for some storms returning as
we head toward the middle of next week.
Maybe going toward the weekend.
Next weekend,
we'll have those highs back into the lower nineties and
a slight chance for a few showers and storms.
All right.