Alright. It is time now to talk about
your weather because we could have an
interesting night here around North Texas.
You know, there's a chance at least anyway,
but will most of us see rain either way?
No. I don't think,
you know every single square inch of
North Texas absolutely going to see
rain this evening and into tonight.
Certainly not everybody's going
to see severe weather.
But I do think we'll see maybe a
line or a broken line of some showers
and storms try and move through
later this evening and into tonight,
probably more so tonight and that could,
you know, briefly drop a little bit of rain,
but rain.
Certainly not guaranteed for everybody,
which means that severe weather not
guaranteed for everybody as well.
Even if you, you know do see rain,
it could be just a measly tent,
you know,
maybe even just a trace amount or
if you find yourself underneath
thunderstorm could pick up a
quick quarter of an inch or half
an inch or something like that.
Sure.
Thunderstorm watch DFW to the north that
runs until 10:00 o'clock this evening.
We are starting to see a few storms
develop across our northwestern areas.
Actually outside of the OWA viewing area
at the moment they're South of Arch or
they're kind of around Archer City South of.
Wichita Falls, right now, they've formed
along a dry line out to the West.
So yes,
the CAP did break across Western areas.
That was expected a little
closer to the dry line.
There's nothing to help break the
cap in the DFW area right now.
If that dry line was, you know,
sitting on top of DFW right now,
yeah,
I might be concerned with some storms just
all of a sudden bubbling up in and around.
DFW hadn't gotten warm enough to break
the cap, even though it's in the mid,
you know, 70s outside,
not warm enough to break the cap over DFW.
All of that was expected as well.
We were expecting.
See,
storms first,
if they formed across our
northwestern areas during the late
afternoon into the evening hours,
that's exactly what's happened.
Now.
As of right now,
nothing has become severe,
but that's the area that we're
watching for maybe a severe storm
between now and 7:00 o'clock,
some quarter golf ball size hail,
maybe some gusty winds,
tornado threats low, but it's not 0.
So we'll keep an eye on that as well.
There are those storms right now,
maybe one trying to move into
Montague County right now,
but I don't even see any lightning
strikes with that one at the moment.
In fact,
it's even weakened from when it
was further back in Clay County,
so.
Far sliver of northwestern Montague
County could see a little rain
over the next 30 to 45 minutes,
but that is it at the moment.
Nothing else has developed across
the rest of North Texas and
nothing is pressing at the moment.
So through 7:00 o'clock remember
W Northwest DFW?
But as we head to that 7:00
to 8:00 o'clock time frame,
a little line or broken line of storms
starts to move into northern DFW.
You know, Fort Worth to Dallas,
maybe 9:10 o'clock starting to see
a broken line of storms moving in.
Looks like they may weaken
as we head toward that.
7 to midnight time frame and that's
why that severe thunderstorm watch only
runs until 10:00 o'clock this evening.
But as this front moves in that's we could
see the storms fill in a little bit more.
But my severe threat at that
point I think will be lower.
Can't rule out a little wind,
can't rule out a little hail but.
When the storms have become a line like that,
kind of lessons that severe threat
and I think that's what we'll see
a little later on this evening,
more so tonight.
Like I said for the DFW area and that
910 eleven o'clock time frame by
tomorrow morning, storms are long gone.
It will be much cooler behind
that front because look at this,
it's 33 already in Amarillo,
70s to 80s,
even some 90s showing up across Texas,
94 in Laredo.
Now it's not like all of a sudden
we're going to drop down to 33,
but I do think we will be in
the 30s by tomorrow morning.
We go from 773 at 7:00 o'clock this evening,
12 hours later.
We're down to 37 by tomorrow
morning behind that cold front,
a mixture of 30s and 40s as you start
the day tomorrow and unfortunately
we will not warm up very much.
There you go. Highs only in the 40s.
Tomorrow afternoon, a return to below normal.
So today temperatures were,
you know,
15 degrees or so above normal
and will be about 15 degrees
below normal tomorrow with a 30
degree temperature drop or so.
So some scattered thunderstorms possible.
Remember tonight for DFW,
8 to 10, eight to 11 or so.
Kind of a line of storms moves through.
We'll be watching for that.
For your threat with those,
then it will be falling temperatures
and windy the rest of the night.
Your low will be about
37 by tomorrow morning,
but with the breeze it'll feel a
little colder than that and then
much colder and windy tomorrow,
partly to mostly sunny skies
throughout the day and a high
of only 47 tomorrow afternoon.
The good news is that is the coldest day,
at least in terms of the afternoon
on the 10 day.
Friday morning will likely be colder.
I do have a freeze for us Friday morning,
close to freezing Saturday morning.
Some of you will drop down to below at
or below freezing Saturday morning,
but I think the DFW area will
stay right around. Or maybe just.
Above that freezing point,
another cool day on Saturday,
but then quickly up to 70 on
Sundays we end the weekend,
then look at early next week,
upper 70s again,
some more showers and
storms possible Tuesday,
Wednesday or Thursday of next week.
Right now,
even though temperatures are very warm,
I don't see much of a severe
threat with those.
Of course we'll watch that closely
for you as we get closer to it.
And then temperatures cool
a little bit next week,
but nothing like what we're going
to have tonight and into tomorrow
as it's just kind of back down into
the 60s and maybe a little closer to
normal for this time of the year.
But. Little above normal.
Alright, thank you, Kyle.
Another reminder everybody.
Download that W FAA app on your phone
if you don't already have that.
That way when those storms start to pop up,
if they're near your home,
you can actually track it all in real
time right there in the palm of your hand.