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>> APPRECIATE TONYA SHARING THOSE VERY REAL CONCERNS FOR +@
MANY FAMILIES.
MANY FAMILIES. >>> I WAS IN ARLINGTON TODAY
DRIVING BACK AND I TRULY HAVE
NOT WHITE KNUCKLED DRIVEN AN+@D
YOU CO+@ULD NOT SEE THE SIGN FO
THE EXIT COMING UP, IT WAS
PRETTY INCREDIBLE, THAT RAIN.
>> IT WAS A+@N INTENSE
THUNDERSTORM THAT ROLLED
THROUGH.
THROUGH.
THROUGH. IN FACT, EVERY SINGLE COUNTY
AND CITY IN THE METROPLEX TODAY
HAD A SEV+@ERE THUNDERSTORM
WARNING.
WARNING.
WARNING. IT WAS AN INTENSE DAY.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS, THIS IS
SOME OF WHAT WAS LEFT BEHIND.
THIS IS FROM MARK G STRONG AT
COTTONWOOD CREEK IN RICHARDSON.
IT'S AN ANGRY CREEK.
RAINFALL RATES WERE ABSOLUTELY
ASTOUNDING.
ASTOUNDING. WE DID GET CONFIRMATION OF
RAINFALL RATES IN EXCESS OF +@
FOUR INCHES AN HOUR.
THAT IS THE KIND OF THING THAT
WILL DO THERE IN RICHARDSON.
ONE OF OUR WEATHER WATCHERS IN
RICHARDSON, THIS IS FROM
MICHAEL TANNERY SENT THIS WITH
HIS RAIN GAUGE, SEVEN INCHES OF
RAIN IN 2 1/2 HOURS.
WHEN I SHOW YOU THESE AMOUNTS,
PLEASE KNOW THAT I KNOW YOUR
BACKYARDS ARE A LOT MORE THA+@N
SOME OF THE SITES.
THESE ARE OBSERVATIONS THAT
THAT SURROUND THE DALLAS-FORT
WORTH AREA.
WORTH AREA. WHEN WE SEE THINGS LIKE
MICHAEL'S RAIN GAUGE, I DO NOT
DOUBT THAT YOU SAW 6 TO 7
INCHES OF RAIN IN A VERY SHORT
AMOUNT OF TIME.
+@
AMOUNT OF TIME. +@OFFICIALLY OUT AT DFW, JUST
OVER TWO INCHES OF RAIN ALONE.
LOUISVILLE ABOUT 2 1/4, DENT
INTO AND A THIRD OF AN INCH.
MOST AREAS PICKED UP IN EXCESS
OF 2 TO 3 INCHES OF RAIN ACROSS
THE DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA.
IT IS LUCKILY COMING TO AN END
@ NOW, BUT I DO WANT TO TALK
ABOUT THIS.
ABOUT THIS. BACK INTO SMOOTH OPERATION AT
DFW, THEY DI+@D HAVE A GROUND
STEP FOR QUITE A WHILE EARLIER
THIS AFTERNOON.
THIS AFTERNOON. LOOK AT THE PEAK WIND GUST AT
62 MILES PER HOUR AS THOSE
THUNDERSTORMS ROLLED THROUGH,
THE TEMPERATURE NOW IN UPPER
60s.
60s.
60s. I
60s. I DID A 77 AND THERE WAS A RAIN
TODAY, 2.15 INCHES.
WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH RAIN THIS
MONTH, WE HAVE HAD SEVEN INCHES
AND IT'S ONLY THE MIDDLE OF THE
+@
AND IT'S ONLY THE MIDDLE OF THE MONTH, WE ARE SITTING +@MORE TH
+@
MONTH, WE ARE SITTING +@MORE TH FOUR INCHES WETTER THAN NORMAL @
FOR ME ALO+@NE.
NOW 60 DEGREES AT DFW, WINDS AT
SEVEN MILES PER +@HOUR.
CALM IN THE DALLAS-FORT WORTH
AREA AND THERE IS GOOD NEWS
WITH HEAVY RAIN AND STRONGER
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS EAST OF
THE METROPLEX MOVING TOWARDS
+@ MOUNT PLEASANT, ALL THE WAY
DOWN TO CLINTON, DAMAGING WIND
+@GUST OF 60 TO 65 MILES PER HO
EAST OF THE METROPLEX.
ALSO, KEEPING YOUR EYE ON THESE
THUNDERSTORMS FROM MAHALIA
SEEING VERY HEAVY RAIN.
+@ THIS WILL SKIM TO THE NORTH AND
STREAMING INTO THE SAME AREAS
AS A FLA+@SHLIGHT CONCERN FOR
PARTS OF ANDERSON AND HENDERSON
COUNTIES HERE OVER THE NEXT
COUPLE OF HOURS.
AGAIN, DAMAGING WITH THREAT
ALSO A +@CONCERN.
THUNDERSTORMS ARE STARTING TO
WIND DOWN A FA+@STER ATTACK THI
AND GIVE US ABOUT ANOTHER HOUR
OR SO IF YOU ARE STILL HE
SEEING HEAVY RAIN AND IT WILL
PORTION OF ARIS TECH THIS.
BY 9 O'CLOCK WE ARE ALL DONE IN
NORTH TEXAS, DISCARDS LINGERING
THROUGH THE EVENING AND THOSE
WILL SCOUR OUT OVERNIGHT.
WE WILL HAVE MOSTLY SUNNY SKI+@
THEY SUNDAY.
THEY SUNDAY. SUNDAY A DRAMATICALLY DIFFERENT
DAY THAN IT WAS TODAY.
THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE IN STORE
FOR SUNDAY, AND THAT'S NOTH+@IN
CLEAR SKIES AND A WARM DAY WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE 80s,
CLOSE TO 90.
ON +@MONDAY, THAT IS OUR NEXT
CHANCE TO S+@EE STRONGER SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS, A LEVEL ONE
MARGINAL RIS O DALLAS COUNTY
, LOOK+@ AT THIS.
IT IS VERY UNCOMMON TO SEE THIS.
+@
IT IS VERY UNCOMMON TO SEE THIS. THIS IS A LEVEL+@ FOR MODERATE
RISK, BUT WYATT SOMEONE COMMON
IS IT'S WHAT WE CALL+@ A DAY
THREE MODERATE RISK.
WE ARE THREE DAYS AWAY IN THE
STORM PRODUCTION CENTER IS SO
+@ CONFIDENT THAT THE STORM HANDLE
OF TEXAS, WESTERN OKLAHOMA, OR
THE WES+@TERN HALOF OKLAHOMA +@
WILL SEE SEVERE WEATHER AND
THEY LABELED IT A LEVEL FOR
MODERATE RIS+@K FOR SEVERE
TORNADOES, DAMANIGUST
TORNADOES, DAMANIGUST AND LARGE HAIL.
LET ME SEE THE EVOLUTION OF
THOSE THUNDERSTORMS THAT WILL
EVENTUALLY TRANSLATET A
CHANCE OF RAIN AND PROT+@ECT TH
MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY.
+@
MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY. THUNDERSTORMS ARE WRAPPED IN
WESTERN OKLAHOMA IN THE EASTERN
PANHANDLE, THESE WIL EVERY
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS.
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. WHAT'S LEFT OVER FORMOST
STORMS LATE MONDAYA EARLY
TUESDAY WILL MAKE A RUN FOR
NORTH TEXAS.
NORTH TEXAS. THEY WILL NOT BE NEARLY AS
STRONG OR SEVERE AS THEY WILL
BE IN THE PANHANDLE.
ASKED SOME POSITIVE NEWS +@FOR
THE DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA IN
NORTH TEXAS.
NORTH TEXAS. YET AGAIN, ANOTHER LINE OF
THUNDERSTORMS WILL ROLL THROUGH
THE AREA SOMETIME TUESDAY
MORNING AND EARLY TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, BUT WE DO NOT EXPECT
IT TO BE+@ A WASHOUT OF A DAY.
THE RAINS SHOULD BE OUT OF+@ TH
AREA BY THE TIME WE GET INTO
TUESDAY EVENING.
TUESDAY EVENING. WE ARE ALMOST DONE, I KNOW
SEVERE WEATHER SEASON IS A
NIGHTMARE HERE IN NORTH TEXT IS.
63 DEGREES AND A CALM NIGHT.
CLOU+@DS WILL DISSIPATE, 80
DEGREES.
DEGREES.
DEGREES. NEAR 90 FOR YOUR HIGH TOMORROW
WITH LOTS OF SUNSHINE.
THERE WAS A RAIN CHANCE MONDAY
+@
THERE WAS A RAIN CHANCE MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
AND TUESDAY. A PRETTY NICE WEEK AFTER THAT
FOR WEDNESDAY THROUGH F+@RIDAY
NEXT WEEKEND, ALL QUIET BUT
HOT.
HOT.
HOT. THEN
HOT. THEN MEMORIAL DAY IS THE