Yeah, it's been you know all the snow,
all the rain that they got.
You know we we saw the effects that just
multiple storm systems moving our way,
you know, rounds of rain and
severe weather kind of the,
you know, second part of winter,
early part of spring and then we
hit a little bit of a lull rece.
But we're kind of getting
back into a you know,
stormy pattern and active weathr
pattern and it is April and we'.
Getting close to May here and
it is that time of the year.
Of course it's also our
severe weather season.
I have multiple chances for seve
weather over the next couple of days.
I'll time you out, time that out for you.
Coming up here in just a moment.
68 on the campus of UNT and Denton right
now and beautiful Monday aftern.
Blue sky overhead downtown Dall.
Just kind of some thin mid to hh
level clouds moving in at the moment.
That's all we're seeing right n.
A few showers from Archer City,
Wichita Falls to Haskell.
A lot of dry air in place between the clouds.
In the ground.
So I'm not confident that all of that
is actually reaching the ground.
It's me evaporating,
but it's a little disturbance tt
might move across the northern
part of North Texas over the
next several hours or more so.
Later on this evening.
And it's tonight.
There might be a sprinkle,
might be a stray shower,
but most places will be dry.
I mean, there you go, 10:00 o'c.
Not much going on.
We will cloud up overnight toni.
There's tomorrow morning,
your Tuesday morning.
Scattered showers are out there.
Lots of cloud cover.
It will be a cloudy day tomorro.
If you would like the sunshine,
enjoy every second of it before sunset
because it's going to be gone during the day.
Tomorrow probably won't be
there on Wednesday.
It might be until Thursday
afternoon or maybe more midday o
Thursday afternoon before we se.
Some decent sunshine again.
So here we go.
Tuesday scattered rain will
be around to start the day,
then maybe that continues
toward the noon hour.
There might be a thunderstorm out there,
here there,
but our attention will turn to s
warm front to the South that'lle
kind of lifting N through North Texas.
A warm front just the opposite of cold
front means warmer air is movin,
just like a cold front means
colder air is moving in.
So that warm front will be
lifting up to the north.
Some thunderstorms might be pose
kind of along that warm front,
and those will be the ones thate
need to watch during the evenin.
Late afternoon evening into
the early night time hours.
There's one down near Mejia,
but you know,
kind of could be anywhere depeng
on where that warm front is.
We will have a lot of cloud
cover around tomorrow
and that may help limit thunderm
development during the day tomo.
So I'm not expecting widespread
thunderstorms for your Tuesday.
But any thunderstorms that do
develop during the afternoon ino
the evening hours will need to e
watched closely for a severe th,
my main concerns being wind and hail.
So right now, two on a scale
of five for DFW to the South,
into the northwest,
for a severe weather threat,
all of North Texas is at least
under A1 for the chance.
It may be a thunderstorm with
a little bit of hail in it,
but it's kind of in this yellow region,
especially to the South,
where we'll be watching for anyf
those storms a little close to that warm
front that could become strong to severe.
It keeps lifting in the north,
little scattered rain activity around
Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
And then on Wednesday a front
will be moving into North Texas
and that front will be the focus
for some thunderstorms during te
afternoon into the evening hour.
It looks like storms will kind f
develop along that front and then move,
you know northwest to southeast as we
head through the day on Wednesd.
Kind of a line or maybe broken line of
storms arriving DFW4 to 8:00 o'clock or so.
Wednesday afternoon and evening and of
course we'll be watching any of those
segments of that line or brokene
of storms could be strong to see
as well with mainly a wind and hail threat.
But we'd also need to watch for you know
sometimes we get those line of storms,
maybe a brief spin up tornado
or two within that line.
So it's a 2 on a scale of five r
severe weather threat on Wednesy
for all of North Texas as kind
of that line of storms moves in
everything will be gone by the e
we head into Thursday morning ad
the year Thursday will be mainly
when it's all said and done abot
another one to two inches of ran
possible and actually we could.
See another round of rain Friday night?
So this includes the potential r
that rain Friday night as well.
Some lower totals to the West,
so maybe some isolated totals ce
to three inches for eastern and
northeastern North Texas between now.
And Saturday your temperatures
mostly below normal.
Our only day around normal,
at least for the rest of the work week,
is Friday,
where it might briefly get up t.
Then that another front arrives could
bring another round of rain Friday night,
maybe a little lingering shower
storm activity first thing Satu.
Saturday is another cool day,
but then we jump back up closer
to normal on Sunday with a high
of 77 scattered showers.
Tonight with increasing clouds,
57 will be your low.
And then tomorrow scattered
thunderstorms are possible,
not a 40% coverage during the d.
That includes your chances for.
Scattered showers during the mog
and then some isolated thunderss
during the day. Overall,
about 40% of the area sees measurable
rain tomorrow, 73 on Wednesday.
Then we talked about that cool
down on Thursday. Behind the fr.
Most of Thursday is dry.
Most of Friday is dry,
but there could be some late day
rain as that next front moves i.
Think better.
Chances will be Friday night,
perhaps a little lingering
rain Saturday morning before we
clear out Saturday afternoon.
So most of your Saturday is dry,
Sunday is looking dry and your
start of May actually looks
pretty dry at this point.
Our active weather pattern kind of calms
down just a little bit as we head into May,
but it is May.
And you know the chances for storms and
severe weather always just around the
corner as well as we head through May,
so we'll happens fast too.
It's that time of year.
I just learned that the other d.
I like those temperatures thoug.
But as we're heading into
this active weather pattern,
we always would like to remind ,
if you haven't done it already,
get that WFAA app downloaded on your phone.
That way you can get the
most updated forecast,
use that live radar there and yl
get alerts right there as well.
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