Alright, checking in with
meteorologist Marieluise Maria.
I mean, this morning I felt like the.
I could be wrong.
The humidity was kind of low and
it wasn't so like hot and sticky.
It wasn't so bad.
Was like, whoa, what is this?
Is this fall coming? Nice.
It's a little taste maybe.
Hey, I have. I have a
little sneak peek for you.
So on Sunday it looks like we get
our next front and our cold front.
Not, not front. I didn't
say that. I just said front.
It's going to drop our humidity.
It's not going to do so much
to our temperatures. But
you know, that's. Something, right?
It's something. I'll take it.
I'll take it. Hey, big difference.
Across both coasts.
Along the northeast we have
flood watches and warnings.
Across the West Coast, that's where
we have the excessive heat warning,
the heat advisory, the red flag
warnings and the high fire danger.
And here what we're looking
at is some very light,
very light rain and the potential
for some strong to severe
storms more towards the East.
We're not in that range though.
That's some good news.
We have a little.
Now we're building just
South of Terrell there,
Kaufman County,
that's really about it.
That's all I'm seeing as
we approach midday here.
We're looking at a mostly clear sky and
that's what we'll notice most of the day.
We're looking over Fort Worth
now we can see blue overhead
temperature of 83 degrees at the
moment right now at DFW 85 degrees.
But look at this, the heat index,
it's already at 89 and that's because of
the humidity it aside from this morning,
it's already starting to climb and
we'll notice especially during the.
Afternoon hours and temperature,
by the way, makes it to about 88 by 1.
Not too bad, right? 92 degrees.
Around 394 degrees at 5.
Factor in that humidity, though,
it's going to feel like the upper 90s,
very small potential to see
an afternoon shower or storm.
Most of North Texas makes it into the 90s,
with 95 degrees in Denton,
about 93 in McKinney, 95 in Decatur,
94 for Granbury, 93 and Mineral Wells,
about 93 for Athens,
Canton and in Tyler.
And our Eastern counties is where
we find the best potential for rain.
And this again is going to be a very
similar repeat today and tomorrow.
So let me time it out for you.
This is Tuesday.
Around 3:00 in the afternoon we
noticed a few little pop-up showers
under the warmest part of the day,
usually between 3:00 and about four.
We start to see some of this activity,
mainly to the east of I35 and
to the South of Interstate 30 is
where we're going to see a bulk
of that and notice that just
a little bit more widespread.
South of 20,
that's where we find our 20% coverage
today and for tomorrow as well.
And as soon as the sun sets,
it all goes away.
For today,
we have about 10% coverage of rain
in the Metroplex. It's not a lot.
In fact, most of us stay dry.
Most of us don't see any rain South of us.
That's where we see our 20% coverage.
So let me show you what's going on,
big picture.
We talked about all of that
heat across the West.
That's where we have the record heat.
We have an area of low
pressure to the South and east.
That's why Florida is seeing some rain,
but also that flood threat
across the northeast.
So what's going to happen here in
the next couple of days is that
we're going to see these areas
of high and low pressure come
closer together. We'll have this
flow that comes from the north,
but a drier air and that's what's
going to really limit our rain
chances come Thursday and come Friday.
That cold front I was telling you about
then comes in Sunday into Monday.
That's what's going to help
lower our humidity just a tad.
I'm going to give you an update on the
tropics now because it is ramping up.
The peak of hurricane season is this
Saturday and certainly becoming more active.
Hurricane Danielle still a considered
a category one storm moving to the
north and east not impacting any land.
We also have Tropical Storm Earl that
doesn't look like it's impacting the
mainland either. We have a hurricane Kay.
It's going to move closer towards the
Baja Peninsula, not impacting us either.
Today, tomorrow,
last chance to see some rain and then
we're looking at low 90s and possibly
lower humidity by the end of the weekend,
Cleo.
Alright, thanks everybody.