Alright, let me get this right, you're 60.
Well you know Chris,
I look like I'm in my, my, my 60s,
but I'm in my 70s. So here we are.
We have one severe thunderstorm warning
in the storms trying to weaken a little
bit down here South of Stephenville,
between Stephenville, Hico,
it's got some quarter sized hail,
so Erath County, that's where Stephenville,
you're an E wrath of course and
so you have a severe thunderstorm
warning until 5:30 tonight.
Here's a track on that that will
arrive in Selden at 523 Bluffdale,
531 Hill City, 54544 Glass.
5:45 and in Glen Rose,
Somerville County,
Glen Rose 551 it gets
some quarter sized hail,
maybe some 60 mile an hour
winds and that's it.
That's the only thunderstorm we have there.
It is right there.
So we have a little bit of rain that's
the way the radar looks at 6-7 at 8.
We'll keep a little bit around but you
could see it's not very widespread at all.
So 2030% coverage this evening,
it all goes away overnight and then
late late tonight towards sunrise.
Tomorrow there's no rain.
We have a partial clearing across
the area and a pretty chilly start
in the upper 30s to lower 40s,
and a little bit of cloud cover even
as we head through the day tomorrow.
These are some high, thin clouds,
a little bit of activity,
a little bit of light rain showers
tomorrow evening and through Central TX,
and that's where most of it stays.
So today we hit 72 just exactly
where we should be.
72 was the high 47,
the low pretty close to the normal.
On the low end,
the Normal's 51,
so a little cooler than that will be
cool again as we head through tonight.
70 outside right now a northeast
wind at 8 miles an hour pollen
today no mountain cedar maybe
mountain cedar season has ended.
It's we're we're getting to that time
of the year where it shuts down and
oak and Maple and hackberry and all
the other tree pollens show up today.
All three of those are high
fungus today is low.
Watch my forecast as we head
through the middle part of the
week then into the end of the week.
Seven in the morning on Thursday.
You know it only storms on Thursdays.
This week may be a little different.
Last week most of our activity was late
late Thursday night and Friday morning.
This week, late week, here we go,
dry lines out to the West.
What do you need to trigger thunderstorms?
You need a spark, right?
That's the dry line.
So this is Thursday at 7:00 o'clock.
There's not much happening
around here because the spark,
the trigger is way out to the West.
As we head through Thursday,
any thunderstorms that develop
our Metroplex and locations West
and this would be Thursday night,
late late Thursday night, 7:00 o'clock.
Thursday night you can see not
a whole lot of
activity, but this cold front and dry line
that could trigger a few thunderstorms.
Then as we move into Friday,
some thunderstorms start to fire up
in the morning. By Friday evening,
anything that develops as to the east.
So once again,
this may be a late Thursday night,
Friday morning situation,
just like it was last week.
The cold front moves away
and nice weather follows.
My forecast has all of that in it.
Tonight 48 any rain that
develops will end overnight.
48 cool and comfortable tonight,
partly sunny. A dry day.
Tomorrow a cool day a breezy day we hit 63.
Tomorrow there's the next 10,
a little bit of.
In Wednesday.
A little bit of rain for
the Rangers on Thursday.
The good news is Cynthia it won't get
rained out unless the roof is stuck open.
Should be a nice day to be out at the
ballpark in Arlington on Thursday 74.
There's that rain Thursday night and then
also mainly right now Friday morning.
We'll watch the timing.
This system that moves in the end of
this week for us as a system that's
just going to hammer the West Coast
tomorrow with more rain and more
snow that will be measured in feet.
A multi inch rain event for California,
the West Coast.
Tomorrow.
So more good news and bad news
for the West Coast.
But that system leaves the
West Coast and it moves here.
It arrives late Thursday night
and Friday and then the weekend
right now looks like a nice one.
Sunshine.
Saturday and Sunday,
74 and 80 for the high.
So Saturday night I was with
the Kevin Costner.
Saturday night it was
Conservation's greatest night.
And what we're doing here is I'm
explaining to him my vision for the
season ending show of Yellowstone this year.
So I was telling him what I
thought this picture he's like,
heck no, he turned.
He turned John Dutton on me.
But what I'm going to do
tonight on news eight at 6,
I'm going to tell you about Saturday night.
This guy could not have
been more accommodating,
more gracious,
just a real normal guy who was just so kind
to all the people that we had in attendance.
A Saturday night at Conservation's
greatest night at SMU,
we we raised $2.8 million to save coil.
So and all that money and we'll we'll
have people coming in and telling us,
you know all these research institutes,
how what what we have raised,
how they need a piece of that.
To further that study but I'll
do all that tonight on news 86
looking forward to that cause I know that
was a hot ticket with with Kevin Costner.
We we always sell out our our
event and it was at the SMU
at the Armstrong Fieldhouse.
We sell that out every year
in a matter of a week or two.
Yeah this was sold out in a couple of hours.
It was packed, it was packed and it
was a great night. Nice work Pete.
Done. We'll be right back.