I
I TRIED.
I TRIED. A LITTLE AWKWARD SILENCE GOES A
LONG WAY.
LONG WAY.
LONG WAY. >> IS IT GOING TO RAIN
TOMORROW?
TOMORROW?
TOMORROW? >> NO.
>> NO.
>> NO. LET ME SHOW YOU THIS BEFORE I
GET INTO TROUBLE.
SO MANY THINGS YOU WANT TO SAY
THE YOU REMEMBER IT IS ABC
PROGRAMMING.
PROGRAMMING. PEAK WIND GUSTS TODAY 62 MILES
PE+@R HOUR WITH DAMAGING WIND
GUSTS ROLLING THROUGH THE
DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA AND ALSO
RECORD RAINFALL.
RECORD RAINFALL. I DON'T THINK THAT IS
+@
I DON'T THINK THAT IS +@SURPRISING TO A LOT OF YOU.
+@ TODAY TO .18 INCHES WHICH IS
THE OLD RECORD SET IN 1942. +@
RECORD RAIN TODAY DAMAGING WI+@
GUSTS AND WE HAD IT ALL, EVEN +@
LARGE HAIL WAS REPORTED IN
PARTS OF THE METROPLEX.
WE ARE DRY TONIGHT, THAT IS
JUST GROUND CLUTTER BEING
PICKED UP BY RADAR.
MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER STILL
COULD BE FOUND IN THIS IS WHICH
WILL EVENTUALLY FIZZLE OUT.
HEAVIER THUNDERSTORMS AND
SE+@VERE WEATHER SOUTHEAST OF T
DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA STILL
HOLDING ONTO AREAS HERE SEEING
HEAVY RAIN.
HEAVY RAIN. WE ARE EXPECTING A CLEARING
TREND THE REST OF TONIGHT WITH
CLOUD COVER THAT WAS HERE
EARLIER THIS EVENING WILL START
TO FIZZLE OUT AND WE DO HAVE
SUNSHINE IN THE FORECAST
SUNDAY.
SUNDAY.
SUNDAY. FINALLY AT LEAST THE SECOND
HALF OF THE WEEK WILL BE
WEEKEND WILL BE NICE AND WARM
WITH A FEW CLOUDS IN THE
AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES
WILL CLIMB TO 87 DEGREES IN +@
FORT WORTH, 87 DEGREES AND
DENTON AND I WOULDN'T B+@E
SURPRISED IF AREAS SOUTH OF THE
DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA SEE A 90
DEGREE READING.
DEGREE READING. NORMAL HIGH THIS TIME OF YEAR
IS 84 AND THE RECORD IS 99.
WE ARE STARTING TO GET TO THAT
RECORD TERRITORY WHERE WE ARE
IN THE TRIPLE DIGITS NOT TOO
FAR AWAY.
FAR AWAY.
FAR AWAY. +@
FAR AWAY. NEXT SEVERE THREAT IS AS SOON
AS MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY.
LEVEL I MARGINAL RISK FOR THE
DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA DOES NOT
ARRIVE UNTIL OVERNIGHT SO WE
ARE TALKING LA+@TE MONDAY INTO
EARLY TUESDAY AND IT IS A LEVEL
ALREADY LEVEL FOR FOUR MODERATE
RISK.
RISK.
RISK. THIS WILL BE A BIG SEVERE
WEATHER OUTBREAK, VERY LIKELY
THIS WILL BE MONDAY.
THE STRONGEST OF THE STRONG AND
MOST SEVERE WEATHER WILL STAY
WELL NORTHWEST OF THE DALLAS-
FORT WORTH AREA.
+@ THIS IS 7 AM MONDAY MORNING. +@
THUNDERSTORMS WILL ERUPT
THRO+@UGH THE AFTERNOON AND
EVENING AND THERE WILL BE +@
TORNADOES AND DAMAGING WIND
GUSTS AND VERY LARGE HAIL IN
THE EASTERN PANHANDLE IN PARTS
OF OKLAHOMA.
OF OKLAHOMA. HERE IN NORTH TEXAS ON MONDAY
WE ARE DRY.
HEADING INTO LATE MONDAY NIGHT
THE LEFTOVERS OF THESE
THUNDERSTORMS WILL TAIL END.
THESE WILL NOT BE NEARLY AS
SEVERE AS WHAT THEY WIL+@L SEE
THE EASTERN PANHANDLE OF
WESTERN OKLAHOMA.
WESTERN OKLAHOMA. AFTER THIS MOVES AND TUESDAY WE
ARE TALKI+@NG+@ A LOW RISK FOR
DAMAGING WIND GUSTS AND MAYBE
LARGE HAIL.
LARGE HAIL. T+@HAT IS OUR MAIN CONCERN
HEADING INTO LATE MONDYNIGHT
INTO TUESDAY.
INTO TUESDAY. 6 AM TUESDAYMORNNTHERE WL
BE RA+@IN AROUND AND A SKINN+@Y
LINE OF STORMS THAT WILL ROLL
+@
LINE OF STORMS THAT WILL ROLL THROUGH LATE TUESDAY MORNING
INTO THE AFTERNOON AND BY NOON
IT IS EAST OF THE METROPLEX AND
THEN EAST TEXAS BY THE TIME WE
GET INTO TUESDAY EVENING.
TUESDAY WON'T BE ETODAY
WHERE IT RAINS MANY HOURS OF
THE DAY.
THE DAY.
THE DAY. IT WILL BE IN AND OUT OF THE
AREA SO WE ARE NOT TALKING A
BIG SEVERE WEATHER OUTBREAK NO+
ARE WE TAL+@KING WIDESPREA HEA+
RAIN.
RAIN.
RAIN. +@
RAIN. THAT IS GOOD NEWS.
TONIGHT 63 DEGREES AND ALL OF
THAT RAIN WILL END.
TOMORROW IS WARM AND DRY 80
DEGREES.
DEGREES.
DEGREES. OVER THE NEXT 1+@0 SHOWERS AND
STORMS IN T+@HE FORECAST MONDAY
AND TUESDAY.
AND TUESDAY. NEXT WEEKEND WE ARE DRY AND ON
THE HOT SIDE, I SHOULDN'T SAY
HOT, 100 IS HOT HERE, 88
THURSDAY.
THURSDAY.
THURSDAY. MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND LOOK+@S GO
WITH HIGHS IN THE 80s AND A
SMALL CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND
STORMS WITH A HIGH OF 86.
>> YOU MISSED IT.
YOU