Right. Checking in with
meteorologist Mario Ruiz.
Mario, it does feel noticeably,
I guess cooler if you want to say outside,
but there's also an air quality
alert that you were talking abo.
Yes, in that cooler.
I hope you enjoyed it this morng
because it's changing soon,
it's changing soon.
It's May in Texas and we are log
at temperature climbing back
into the mid 80s this afternoon.
So it won't feel of that bad.
But if you are spending some time outside,
we do have an Ozone Action Day.
What that means is that.
We are expecting higher levels f
ozone here at ground level and t
is all due to higher pollution,
sunshine, light winds,
just the the pattern that we're.
And so if you have respiratory
issues like asthma,
you might want to limit your time outside.
The air quality is just lower today UNT
right now showing a blue sky overhead.
We have a few clouds passing thh
temperature right now of about 74 degrees.
And at DFW74 degrees, the wind is very light,
our dew point still in the 60s.
Remember we've been talking abot
that number the last few weeks.
The higher the number is,
the more moisture there is in the air.
Whenever that number is in the ,
that's when it starts to feel
a little sticky.
Outside and upper 60s,
that's downright uncomfortable.
Today it stays in the low 60s.
As our temperature climbs into the 80s,
we'll be at about 82 degrees.
At 384 degrees, around 5.
Yesterday we stayed in the mid .
We're seeing a little more sunshine today.
That's why those temperatures are climbing
wind out of the southeast at 5 to 10 mph.
The Metroplex stays in the
mid 80s are western counties,
though we're talking upper eigh,
87 degrees near Breckenridge and in Albany,
low 80s for our eastern counties
with 81 in Sulphur Springs,
82 in Mineola, about 84 in Cant.
So everyone deals with the warmr
weather today, everyone deals w.
The sunshine,
well enjoys the sunshine I should say.
But our western counties really
small potential to see some
storms kind of linger in.
And let me show you where
Haskell to see more.
That's where we have that slight risk for
severe weather that extends to the West.
Storms are going to decay into
the area and they may linger ino
western portions of North Texas.
The main concern here damaging
winds and large hail.
Most of us will not see this ant
me show you what I mean by that.
We're looking at a mostly clear sky all day.
It's not till Monday at 8 where
we see this cluster of storms
again extending where that sligt
risk is from Seymour to Haskell.
It's going to decay the more E it moves.
Look at that Graham,
Breckenridge,
Eastland around 10:00 and then t
kind of fizzles out before midn.
We may see a stray shower in the Metroplex,
but the potential for that is incredibly low.
Most of the activity stays West.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
the same thing happens.
Thunderstorms build West of the area.
They try to move into western
portions of North Texas.
That's why portions of Albany,
Seymour, Archer City,
Wichita Falls included in that slight risk.
It's a level 2 strong wind gust,
large hail also the concern the marginal
risk a little bit closer to the Metroplex.
It does include Mineral Wells
and portions of Parker County,
Wise County towards the West.
And let me show you why the cluster of storms
kind of hangs on a little bit longer here.
So I'm going to show you now.
This is Tuesday, 2:00 in the afternoon,
not seeing much of anything, but around 8:00.
That thunderstorm complex then s
across our western counties andk
at how it holds together a bit better.
This is around 10 Graham,
Granbury, Stephenville,
seeing some of those storms.
Those storms then linger into
the Metroplex around midnight.
So again, this is tomorrow
night into Wednesday morning.
We'll see some of this activity
holding on a lot of us.
Won't see the severe weather.
A few of us may see those thunderstorms.
Most of us just see the dry wea.
The rain coverage doesn't end t.
We are still talking about
afternoon thunderstorms.
We see that pattern very
often when it's warm outside.
That'll happen again through late week.
We could pick up anywhere betwen
a tenth to half of an inch of r.
Higher totals well to the north and West.
And Memorial Day weekend.
It is looking drier.
It's looking warmer, upper 80s,
close to 90 degrees and it is
looking a little bit more humid.
Cleo.
All right,
Thanks everybody else.