of course if you are traveling,
which I will get to these passpt
issues soon, you're looking at e
interesting weather this week.
It's a nice way to put it becaue
once we start getting into the
middle of the work week, Mariel,
we're starting to see that weatr
become more active. Absolutely.
Potentially something to be
aware of if you're heading out.
Yes, absolutely.
Especially over really over
the next couple of days,
especially if you're heading out of town,
you something you want to pay attention to.
Today, if you are traveling Sou,
you want to pay attention to the
wind and you want to pay attentn
to the potential for a few stor,
especially if you're heading
say South of the Metroplex.
We are looking at a marginal
risk for severe weather.
It's a very, very low end threa,
a level one out of five for the
likelihood of strong to severe storms.
The reason it's a level one is because we're
not expecting to see big coverage with this.
It's going to be one to two,
maybe even 3 thunderstorms that form.
If they form,
we have a really strong cap in e
which will limit storm development today,
but hail will be the main concern and this
is what one computer model is showing.
This is Monday after six,
so this is closer to seven.
We see some activities start
to the South of Interstate 20.
A few of those storms could travel into
portions of say, I-35 close to Cleburne,
mainly South of the Dallas Fort Worth area.
And by about 10:00,
we see this activity kind of winding down.
It loses a lot of its energy.
Again, if it forms tomorrow,
a similar situation in the afternoon with a
dry line and some thunderstorms taking shape,
but a cold front is going to follow that.
And that front is going
to enhance our coverage.
It's going to bring us a bit better coverage,
especially east of by 35.
A few locations under that slight risk,
including portions of Collin,
Dallas,
Rockwall and even Hunt County,
as well as Kaufman County.
A few locations north and
east under the enhanced risk.
But tomorrow afternoon is one
of those days where you got to
pay attention to the weather.
Locations that were heavy hit on
Friday are running the risk agao
see those strong to severe stor,
including a moderate level 4 out
of five risk for Iowa, Missouri.
And Illinois,
for the potential of tornadic activity,
now here we do not have that th.
Our threat is going to be a
hail and wind threat.
So this is for Tuesday afternoo.
That dry line could pop
up a few thunderstorms,
but a lot of that energy again s
away once the sunsets overnight,
that front comes in.
It's going to interact with this moisture.
This is around 2:00 in the morning after.
So tonight into Wednesday
morning after midnight,
we're looking at this front kind of coming in
and bringing us better potential for rain.
Again,
mainly east of I-35,
here's where we could see a fewf
those strong storms with the stg
winds and maybe even some hail.
But the higher threat is east
of the Metroplex.
We dry out mid to late morning
on Wednesday and then we're
looking at a pretty dry afterno.
That's not where we finish
our rain potential though.
One to two inches of rain still possible
for areas in the Metroplex and South,
higher towards the South and E because
of added rain potential Friday.
And Saturday, we're still waitio
get a little more data on that .
So right now this is what we're dealing with.
Most of us are going to
see the sunshine all day.
Temperature already at 78 degres
at DFW airport and it feels lik.
So we're talking about a small
heat index today.
Winds are out of the S 22 mph n,
but could be gusting up to
about 25 mph this afternoon.
We make it to 92 degrees today.
The record high today is 95 in .
Our W Southwestern counties
could see the mid 90s today.
That is why we have an elevatede
danger for our Western counties.
It's not only the the warmth
that we're talking about,
but the low humidity and that southwest
wind tonight into tomorrow morn.
Lows into the upper 60s with wind gusts up
to 40 mph, so it'll be warm tonight too,
for early April standards.
Mid 80s on Tuesday.
We drop into the 60s.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
and there's that rain potential.
On Good Friday,
Saturday and maybe even on
Easter Sunday we'll be back.