Hit them out of all you know with
talking about pools and swimming,
a lot of them just opened
about 15 minutes ago.
Local public pools so you can imagine
with the weather outside today.
Lots of students are gonna be
out and about since they're
mostly out of school right now.
Yeah, that's actually a great idea,
especially when we're talking
about a heat index already.
It's not even noon yet.
Yeah, it already feels like the
90s for some locations outside, but
you know one of the big challenges
in some of our local areas is gonna
be finding a pool that's open.
You know that many of the
municipalities are dealing with life.
Large shortages right now,
but I know in the city of Dallas all
pools are gonna be open next weekend,
but they have about 3:00 at
the coves open right now.
In addition to Bahama Beach. Ohh,
that's so that's great news next weekend.
It's going to warm up even more.
Let's go ahead and talk about
what it looks like outside.
We have a little bit of cloud
cover out there and it is also
breaking up temperature of 86.
It's the actual temperature,
but it feels like 91 and it's
because of our dew point or what it
feels like because of the humidity.
Our measure of moisture is up to 70.
That's one of the higher numbers
we've seen this season so far.
Wins still out of the South at about 17 mph.
The remainder of the day it stays
breezy winds out of the South 15
to 30 mph where I know a lot of
you on Twitter have been saying,
why is it so windy?
Well, we have another day of that,
and that's going to continue
for at least tomorrow as well.
Just a heads up temperature near 92 degrees,
around 395 degrees, around 591.
Around 7 we'll top out in the mid 90s.
Area wide across the Metroplex,
to closer to the Red River
you are the slightly cooler.
It'll be if you can call it that
91 and Sherman and bottom 90
in McKinney for this afternoon.
Here's our wind gusts forecast.
Not as high as yesterday.
Yesterday we had wind gusts
close to about 40 mph.
This time around about 30 mph.
It's enough to cause an inconvenience,
but it may also help cool down,
you know, whenever you're outside,
because look at these numbers today.
Mid 90s.
Wednesday Mid 90s a cold front
comes in that's what's going to
allow our temperatures to drop
into the 80s for Thursday,
Friday,
closer to what's considered normal for
this time of the year and this weekend,
temperatures right back into the 90s
with upper 90s looking likely to round
out the weekend and bring in next week.
Our rain coverage is also going
to go up with that front and
that again is going to be coming
Wednesday into Thursday,
about 40 to 50% coverage today.
That cold front is in the Panhandle
and that's what's going to cause
the threat for severe weather.
There we are not included in that risk.
Today that front actually will sink
in at late Wednesday into Thursday
and bring us that potential for rain.
But it's going to be scattered at best.
Like I said,
we're going to have about 40 to
50% coverage of rain Thursday
Wednesday night into Thursday.
And you can see it there very early
Wednesday we see this area of rain kind
of moving through portions of North Texas,
and then it becomes really scattered
as this front stalls to our South.
So be prepped for the rain.
A lot of us won't see it though,
and a lot of us won't pick up a lot
of rain anywhere between a tenth have
maybe 1/4 inch across the Metroplex.
Denton Collin County to the
north and West we could
see closer to about 1/4
inch to one inch of rain,
which would be absolutely beneficial,
especially as we go into those summer months.
The first start of meteorological summer,
by the way, is tomorrow,
same as the start of hurricane season.
Speaking up we had Hurricane
Agatha made landfall yesterday.
It is now just remnants of Agatha,
went over some very rocky
terrain over wahaka Mexico,
and this will continue to move
towards the north and the remnants
of that could very well enhance
in turn into a cyclone over the
southern Gulf or the Yucatan.
60% chance of cyclone formation
in the next 5 days,
and if that happens it'll cause for
some windy weather and as well for
some heavy rain in southern Florida.
Until then, though,
we're looking at pretty dry conditions today.
Tomorrow,
better chance for rain tomorrow
night into Thursday's highs into
the upper 90s for next week.
Summer is coming back in a big,
big way back to you.