716 on the clock.
Meteorologist Greg Field here at, here with me at the desk,
we're talking about storms Greg.
We are talking about storms. I haven't seen anything severe yet across the area.
That is the good news, but some heavy rain, a few, a couple of flash flood warnings.
We're gonna show you here as we look at radar
and those delays building out at DFW Airport because of the storms.
We talked about that as well.
Getting out to the weather for tower camp,
we've seen a few showers and storms move through that area 71 degrees.
We're looking at there right now and coming back over DB U
77 and you see plenty of rain drops on the lens there.
So, yes, we do have the rain that has moved into the area.
As I mentioned that flash flood warning.
That's the, uh, 11 that we do have for Collin and Denton County.
You see how heavy that rain is moving right through Dallas right now.
Plenty of lightning associated with it.
But again, no severe thunderstorm warnings in effect, uh, here right now.
So these storms,
for the most part behaving other than the heavy rain that we are seeing,
we'll zoom in on Collin County heading right,
the toll ways to light them over toward Frisco there, back toward the colony.
You've seen some heavy rain there.
So that flash flood warning for Colin in Denton County goes
until two o'clock here as we get into the afternoon.
So definitely watch out for plenty of high water out there.
We've already been talking about the backups out there on
the roads as well as we get up into,
uh Carrollton and in that area.
And as we slide a little farther north,
the heavier rains moving on out of Cook County right now on a little farther east.
So as we get out to
Sherman and how are gonna be picking up a little
heavier rain there moving into your area out toward Denison.
But that Cook County, uh,
actually flash flood warning goes until 130 here this afternoon.
So we've already seen in these areas where
we have the flash flood warnings over an inch
and a half of rain and we could see upwards of an inch and a half,
maybe two inches more before that rain moves on out of those areas.
So let's zoom out a little bit.
We're watching this cluster of storms as well pushing on out of the Panhandle
that's gonna be impacting areas out toward a gram down toward Breckenridge.
It might weaken some and it has from what
it was a little bit earlier here this morning.
So we'll watch that,
but that may have an impact in our northwestern counties as well.
So, yes, plenty of shower and thunderstorm activity out there.
That severe weather threat will be hanging around as we go through the day as well.
So definitely be weather aware for any potential warnings that we, uh,
do have coming out here a little bit later with these storms.
But right now everything below severe limits.
But you see that one cluster of storms moving through the metroplex right now,
that second wind out toward north and west, but you see it has weakened some.
So hopefully that trend does continue for us as
well as we go through the rest of today.
Now, here's a severe weather outlook for us. We are looking at that slight risk.
It was expanded from earlier this morning.
All the metroplex is about to all of North Texas.
In fact, under that slight risk a little farther west,
that enhanced risk for severe storms,
wind and hail gonna be the main concerns though,
with the severe weather that lower end isolated tornado can't be rule
out,
especially in that enhanced risk area with the storms as we go through the day today.
So this will be one round of storms moving on through,
that will be with us through the afternoon.
Maybe not going away entirely.
We'll get another push up some thunderstorms moving in very late tonight,
heading into the early part of tomorrow.
So overnight could be fairly active as well before that starts to taper off.
But we'll still see some showers and storms hanging around as we go through Friday.
But around Friday morning during the morning rush that may taper off some,
but we do have a slight risk all of North Texas, uh,
under that slight risk for severe storms as we head into tomorrow afternoon,
damaging winds, hail gonna be the main concerns.
You see, that's level two out of five for Friday.
So we're gonna keep that unsettled weather pattern going for us.
Even into the upcoming weekend.
We'll talk about what's happening on Saturday and
Sunday won't be a complete wash out,
but we will have some showers and storms around as we head into Sunday,
uh Saturday and Sunday as well.
So those will be kind of scattered in nature.
Maybe not everyone seeing the rain and storms.
But again, on Saturday,
we will have at least right now a lower and
marginal risk for some severe storms on Saturday too.
So definitely keep that in mind.
Upwards of 2 to 4 inches, flooding still gonna be a concern.
Those flash flood warnings now and we could pick up in between
two and four inches of rain before it's all said and done as
we go through the weekend and we're even gonna hold on to some
slight rain and storm chances for the first part of next week.
As we look at that coverage, it will be fairly widespread,
the rest of today heading into tomorrow.
But then the rain changes do begin to come down only about a 30% coverage on Sunday
and less. So I think as we get into Monday as well, so we'll finally begin to dry out.
Hopefully,
as we look at that extended forecast for you
going on into next week and the temperatures today
in the low to mid eighties only around 80
on Friday with the showers and storms hanging around.
We'll climb up to around 87 by Sunday
and then those low nineties are back as we get into next week.
You see the lower rain changes by the middle of the week, maybe by Wednesday,
we can take the rain and storms out of the forecast and that should
be the case as we wrap up next week going into next weekend.
But we're gonna see those temperatures climbing back into the lower nineties.
All right, dear,
back to you. All right, Greg. Appreciate that update.