Today busy and I want to start with this
severe thunderstorm watch in ef.
So here's the thing.
Metroplex is included everywhere to the West,
up to the Red River included unl
10:00 o'clock still monitoring
this thunderstorm in Wise Count.
This is our UNT Denton Tower Ca,
but it's looking W at some heavy
rain and some hail falling.
In Wise County right now
as we take a look at radar,
we have two severe thunderstorm
warnings in North Texas.
The first one is in Wise County
and there's that storm there,
Alvord seeing some pretty good
hail up to the size of quarters,
maybe a little bit larger in
some areas here in Wise County,
that thunderstorm moving to the northeast,
here's the track of that one.
If it holds it's,
it maintains its strength and intensity.
We'll see some hail move into te
Munster area sometime around 5:,
Myra a little bit after that.
So they're slow moving,
they're not moving very quickly.
We have this thunderstorm.
Southwest of Gainesville,
West of Valley View some hail for this one,
it's severe thunderstorm warning
for damaging winds up to 60,
some large hail up to the size of quarters
that again moving toward Gainesville.
It'll be there around 5:15 or s.
So we'll keep an eye on this one as well.
Those are the two warnings in effect.
Now we look to the West that way
we see some this my W that's.
The West on the map,
you see these thunderstorms starting to
pop up to the West of the Metro,
even farther to the West.
As we go through the next few h,
more of these will start to pop.
And you know, The thing is,
with these models, none of them are great,
but you get an idea of where
the thunderstorms could be,
especially in the more of a
West to east area.
So for instance, 7:00 o'clock.
Around this area from Decatur,
Granberry, anywhere in between e
could have a thunderstorm pop u.
Hail damaging winds would be
a concern into the Metroplex.
Remember, the severe thunderstom
watch is in effect until 10:00 ,
so we'll have at least the chane
to see severe weather until the,
some thunderstorms down to the South.
Watch out.
I mean, look at that,
by 11:00 o'clock they're gone.
So once we lose the heat of the,
the instability will start
to to come down a little bit.
It's very high right now,
so any storms that pop up
become severe very quickly.
Tomorrow we have another
risk of severe weather.
It's a level 2 slight risk for
the western half of the Metroplx
and then farther WA level 1,
marginal for the rest of North Texas.
Quarter sized hail, maybe up to golf balls,
damaging winds up to 60 miles an hour.
Like today, the morning is extremely quiet.
Look what happens in the aftern.
This is 3:00 PM.
Nothing's going on right.
Then we advance it to 4:00.
O'clock. Five, you start to see
thunderstorms becoming more numerous.
There's a dry line out to the W.
This model is not going to tell you exactly
where the thunderstorms are going to pop up.
I will tell you it will be somee
along the dry line that's set up out to
the West and eventually those ss
will start to shift farther to the east.
And that's why you have that le2
slight risk in place for Tarrant County,
Denton County and off to the We,
large hail quarter to golf ball,
damaging wind gusts up to 60.
That will continue through the evening,
that potential at least there's 9:00 o'clock.
You see how the the, the intensy
really starts to come down quite a bit.
Saturday evening again,
you lose the heat of the day,
you lose the instability,
the thunderstorms will start to
collapse a little bit by 1:00.
O'clock in the morning we're qu.
So we're not expecting a a stormy overnight
and guess what yet again on Sun.
So just continues another risk of severe
weather on Sunday, a level 1 marginal.
How about the western half of Nh
Texas and the southern half too?
So you have Dallas and Fort Woro
the South, Metroplex to the West. Hail.
Some damaging wind gusts are possible.
Late afternoon into the evening.
Yet again some more thunderstors
will fire up off to the West of
the Metroplex and try to shift
into North Texas into the eveni.
Some of those with some hail and wind.
So tonight we'll see that 70 des
below isolated thunderstorms,
some hail, some wind expected.
We're already seeing that in
these thunderstorms tomorrow 92.
Some severe hail and wind possi.
Again, there's the next 10 days.
See,
we have those daily chances continuing
for for some showers and storms
through Mother's Day weekend.
Mother's Day weekend won't be a
washout and temps really do stao
get a little better. Today was .
I mean we're in the middle 90s today.
We had humidity that was sky hi.
We had heat index values in the
triple digits.
I was sweating out there.
It did feel like Houston.
It does feel like, yeah,
it's air you can wear.
You're sweating in here.
I'm always sweating in here.
Is Cynthia working tonight?
She must be.
Is that what happens?
I don't know. Maybe. All right.
All right. Jesse, you know,
as you saw on Jesse's 10 day forecast there,
we do have several chances of r.
So make sure you have the WFAA
app downloaded on your phone.
That way, if a storm pops up near you,
you can track it with live
radar wherever you are.