Wow. Impressive. That is very
impressive. You know, I mean, I
guess some people just naturally
you're good at, good at music, you
know, Absolutely not. I'm not either.
I don't play anything.
I know, But I have a feeling
we're going to need to learn that
little boy's name because yeah,
it's going to be someone big. You
know, I like music.
When you're that age,
you got a passion, you know,
Some are cooler than others.
When I was at age, I had my
Noah weather radio and a map
and look at, you know, not all Paul.
You are keeping us all safe because
we've got some things headed our way.
We do, yeah, we've got a flash
flood watch that goes into effect
tonight in through Saturday evening.
So we'll take a look at that.
First of all, really kind of
Gray out there right now.
Temperature 83 degrees,
it's very humid low this morning,
75 above average,
10 degrees above where we should be.
And so when we get to 10
degrees above average,
you know it's going to be cloudy and it's
going to be a little drizzly out there.
Now we just have the clouds
record high 101 sit back in 1967.
7 Not going to come anywhere
near that record high, right?
Here's what you can expect the
rest of the afternoon, I think.
Give it about another hour, hour and a half.
You'll start to see some breaks out there.
It'll start to really warm up.
Highs in the upper 80s.
And I think the heat index
will be around 9295.
It's going to be a real warm and
humid afternoon, no doubt about that.
And then out there,
let's say after about 8:00,
we'll have a chance for some thunderstorms.
Some of the storms could be strong.
OK, so we've got a flash flood watch.
It is in effect for the entire area.
That's tonight through Saturday.
Saturday night and there is the
potential for some flash flooding, I say.
I think some of these downpours
are going to be real heavy.
Love the visible satellite imagery.
You'll notice a lot of cloud cover here,
but where you see the dark areas,
that's where the sun is trying
to shine through.
I don't see much precipitation.
A few showers here around Austin.
Let's see,
we've got a few southwest of you valley,
just not a lot of precip out there right now,
but we will see some develop.
All right.
So 83 most locations in the 80s
where there's been a little more
sunshine down to the South and
South and West already close to
90 Carissa Springs and also down
there around Katula visibilities,
they're improving as well.
The atmosphere,
all the clouds are trying to lift
and they'll break and we'll see
some sunshine a little bit later on.
OK,
so here's what's going on across the state.
We've got this dry line out to the West,
too far to the West to really help
us out as far as thunderstorms.
But we do have some thunderstorms
that are going to develop along the
mountains in northern Mexico and
we've got an upper level disturbance
approaching from the South and West.
Bam,
thunderstorms will start to build
late this afternoon and this evening
and they'll move in our direction.
Some of them be will be pretty rough.
They'll have some very gusty
winds and also hail,
hail up to the size of quarters.
That moves off to the north
and east and then Saturday,
yes, more disturbances,
more chances for rain Sunday,
more chances for rain Monday,
more and Tuesday.
So we're in a real wet pattern
here. This is really kind of a El Nino type
pattern where we've got a chance for rain
just about every day in the seven day okay.
So here's the way today comes together.
It's going to be very warm.
I think we'll hit about 88 for a high.
Thunderstorms will develop out to the West,
Some of the strong ones will
have some large hail.
And some damaging winds,
They'll move to the north and east.
If you have anything planned this evening,
anytime after about 8, especially 9:00.
O'clock, as we progress through the evening,
you've got a better chance of seeing rain.
Some of the rain will be heavy.
Watch out for those areas that flood easy.
Some of these downpours will
be really heavy overnight.
And then tomorrow,
it's not going to rain all day long,
but we'll have some heavy
downpours probably in the morning,
and then a lot of cloud cover,
a few showers around.
And I think Sunday is going to be
basically the same way, with cloudy skies.
And then every once in a while
you'll have some heavy downpours.
Just watch those areas that flood very easy.
All right.
So how much rain am I expecting,
I think, this weekend?
Anywhere from around 2:00 to maybe 4 inches.
But over the next seven days,
I think 3 to 6 and some isolated areas
may pick up 8 to 10 inches of rainfall.
So in the yellow zone, this is for tonight.
Some of those storms will be
severe in the green section,
a little bit less of a chance,
kind of a marginal risk.
And then Saturday to the
South and to the east.
You've got a slight risk for
some severe thunderstorms.
Aquifer went up just a little
bit 640.6 pollen count.
Molds are moderate. Grass is light.
So here's your 7 day forecast today.
A real warm one tonight.
100% chance of rain.
I don't usually go 100,
but I think tonight's a sure bet.
And then a 90% chance of rain on Saturday.
It's not going to rain all day long,
but some heavy downpours and
then some lighter showers.
Sunday is going to be
basically about the same.
Monday I see about the same as well,
70% chance of seeing some rain,
40% for Tuesday and Wednesday.
And I think Wednesday we got
a chance for some rain that's
probably going to last into Friday
and even Saturday of next week.
So bring on the rain.
Just watch
out Alana taking the traffic, those areas,
that's blood easy, watch out for those.