Like 50 four 8:00 o'clock in the morning.
Yeah, it'll be cloudy.
There could be some patchy fog very early on,
maybe some drizzle.
56 degrees at 10:00 o'clock in the morning.
Overall, not so bad.
Let's go to Weatherford.
Why would I show you a
camera this late at night?
It's still raining in some areas that
haven't picked up a whole lot of rain.
Or picking up some now it's
raining in Weatherford.
They've seen just under 1/2 an inch today,
temperature 53.
The rain totals have been kind
of all over the place, really.
Depending where you live,
you've seen either one to two inches of rain
or you've seen less than 1/4 of an inch.
South of I-20 so far,
but more rains on the way.
These areas that haven't seen a lot.
We'll see some tonight but look at this.
1.33 in McKinney.
Just under 1/2 at Love Field.
These numbers are still going up tonight.
Radar shows some rain
moving into Tarrant County.
Love Field will get some more rain.
DFW will get some more rain.
Fort Worth is getting it.
Weatherford is too. Frisco. McKinney up.
Sam Raven, Tollway seeing it.
Glen Rose. Some heavy rain for you.
Cleburne.
That little thunderstorm
moving in your direction.
Nothing severe tonight,
but the rain will continue.
Mainly South of the Dallas Fort Worth area.
As we go through the next few hours,
there's 11:00 PM.
There's that batch of rain moving through.
See some of the heavier rain
even overnight tonight?
That's 3:00 o'clock in the morning.
Of course, the Canna Mahea,
Palestine seeing some rain,
that batch of rain is east of it's a E it's
in East Texas by early tomorrow morning,
so we start off the morning cloudy,
and I don't have much better news than that.
We may see a little bit of breaks
in the cloud cover by midday.
You see it right here.
Time cast shows how there's a little
bit of breaking breakage, if you will,
in the cloud cover here across North Texas.
Most of us will just stay cloudy all day,
so a few peeks of sun.
Especially to the West of the Metroplex.
If you live east of Dallas, don't,
don't plan on it, don't bet on it.
Metroplex in West of the
Dallas Fort Worth area,
you probably see some sunshine
before the day is over.
Alright,
so that's our one round of rain that we've
seen today that dropped some good amount,
good amounts across North Texas,
our next storm system.
This is a really strong storm system.
It's in the Pacific Northwest right now.
So that swirl right here bringing some rain,
some mountain snow to parts of California,
Nevada, Nevada.
Betta, Nevada tomato tomata.
I don't.
Someone's gonna get mad at
me for saying it wrong.
I'm sure this is gonna be a really strong
storm system in the central plains.
We're gonna catch the tail end of it.
A cold front will roll through
our area Monday night
through Tuesday morning.
That brings us chance of thunderstorms.
So let me show you as we go
through the timeline here,
Monday night, scattered showers.
A couple of thunderstorms will develop
in western portions of North Texas as the
cold front starts to make its approach.
Scattered showers and storms Monday night,
30 to 40% coverage.
Higher coverage off to the
West closer to the cold front.
So this is 7:00 o'clock
in the morning Tuesday.
There could be a couple of
strong storms along that front.
This would be a a damaging wind.
Potential 60 mph to level 1,
the lowest level you can get.
It includes western portions of North Texas.
Because of the timing of the cold front,
it will get here.
See 7:00 o'clock in the morning Tuesday the
instability is shot early in the morning.
There's not much to work with.
9:00 o'clock in the morning,
the same idea.
You start to build it a little
bit late morning,
but by that time the western portion
of North Texas has already cleared.
Metroplex still may be kind of on
the fringe of that of that cold
front seeing some thunderstorms.
So what I'm trying to say here,
the best chance to see strong
thunderstorms or severe weather on
Tuesday is going to be in East Texas.
And even farther E than that,
where the cold front will press through
late in the afternoon and into the evening,
level 2 slight risk for East Texas.
Level 3 enhanced risk for the
arklatex you can see Shreveport,
Monroe, LA Alexandria,
even Texarkana under the Level 3
what I expect to happen tomorrow.
When you join us tomorrow evening,
we'll likely have a level 1 marginal
risk that will encompass likely
most of the Metroplex and the
Level 2 will stay to the east.
Stay tuned, we'll keep you updated.
Tonight. 53 widespread rain.
Cloudy patchy fog, mostly cloudy skies.
Tomorrow maybe a little bit of
clearing in the afternoon, 63 degrees.
There's the 10 day forecast chance of rain.
Tuesday showers and storms likely.
And then look at the cool weather next week.
Highs will be in the 40s most of next week.
I'm not a fan, but whatever, 42 Saturday,
46 Sunday, it will feel like Christmas.
I know a lot of people are excited
about that.
Speaking of Santa's helpers,
our next event in person,
Tuesday, December 13th.
That's going to be Don Davis Auto Group
in Arlington from 5:00 to 8:00 PM.
You can bring a new unwrapped
toy if you can't make it.
Well, guess what, you can scan this QR code.
It'll take you to our Amazon wish
list where you can just check out
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Mike, you know, online, send it here to WA.
We'll send it to the boys and
girls in North Texas.
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Thanks for all you do.