BUT
BUT IT
BUT IT WASN'T ENOUGH. HE IS FACING SEVERAL CHARGES.
>>> TONIGHT WE KNOW THIS DAMAGE
IN FARMERS BRANCH WAS FROM A
TORNADO.
TORNADO.
TORNADO. ALTOGETHER, FOR TO+@RNADOES HIT
NORTH TEXAS ON SUNDAY.
MORE STORMS ON THE WAY
OVERNIGHT.
OVERNIGHT. >> I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THOSE
TORNADOES.
TORNADOES. AND I HAVE HAD A LOT OF
QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT THIS MEANS
FOR 2019?
FOR 2019?
FOR 2019? AS OPPOSED TO LAST YEAR YES.
LAST YEAR WE SAW NO TORNADOES
IN APRIL, MAY, OR JUNE.
ZERO.
ZERO.
ZERO. THIS YEAR WE ARE MAKING UP FOR
IT.
IT.
IT. COME
IT. COME OVER HERE WITH ME.
+@ LET'S TALK ABOUT THE TORNADOES
WE HAVE SEEN SO FAR.
WE HAVE THE EAGLE MOUNTAIN LAKE
TORNADO THAT WAS A GUST TORNADO
THAT FORMED OVER THE LAKE.
PEAK WIN+@DS OF 55.
NO NEAR FOR WORTH PEAK WIND
GUST OF 85 MILES AN HOUR.
IN ARLINGTON THERE W+@AS AN EF1
WITH THE PEAK WIND GUST OF 95.
THERE IS ANYONE IN FARMERS
BRANCH.
BRANCH.
BRANCH. PEAK WINDS OF 85 MILES PER
HOUR.
HOUR.
HOUR. LET
HOUR. LET ME SHOW YOU THE TOTAL OF
WHAT IS GOING ON FOR THIS YEAR.
WE HAVE HAD 30 SO FAR IN NORTH
CENTRAL TEXAS.
CENTRAL TEXAS. THAT IS ABOVE AVERAGE.
NORMALLY WE SEE 25 PER YEAR.
THE COUNTIES THAT HAS SEEN THE
MOST TORNADOES.
MOST TORNADOES. VAN ZANDT HAS SEEN FIVE IN
DENTON HAS SEEN THREE.
THE STRONGEST IN OUR VIEWING
AREA WAS IN EF2, ONE WAS IN
KEMP AND ONE IN WITTON.
THAT HAPPENED ON MAY +@29.
IT H+@AS BEEN ACTIVE AS WE HAVE
BEEN MOVING NOT ONLY INTO THE
SPRING MONTHS BUT SUMMER AS
WELL.
WELL.
WELL. TONIGHT WE ALSO HAVE A SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM WATH
THUNDERSTORM WATH THANKFLT SNTFOR
THANKFLT SNTFOR TORNADOES.
TORNADOES. I DON'T WANT YOU TO GO TO BED
CONCERNED ABOUT ONDE.
THIS I GUSTY WINDS IF THE
STORMS CAN HOLD TOGETHER.
IT MAY GET A LITTLE NOISY
OVERNIGHT NTHE NORTHWESTERN
COUNTIS
OVERNIGHT NTHE NORTHWESTERN TH+@ERE IB LITTLE WIND AND
HEAVY RAIN+@ AND LIGHTNING AS
STORMS MOVE THROUH
THANKFULLYFOR US WE HAVE A
VERY STABLE ENVIRONMENT HERE
ACROSS NORTH TEXAS.
THE STORMS WILL HAVE TO
STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE.
THERE IS TH+@AT THUNDERSTOR
WATCH IEFFEC NI 5 AM ON
WEDNESDAY.
WEDNESDAY. THAT IS T WAY UP ACROSS
THE TEXAS PANHANDLE AS WELL AS
WESTERN PARTS OF OKLAHOMA.
I WANT TO SHOW YOU TWO CLUSTERS
OF STORMS WE ARE WATCHING.
THE FIRST IS TO THE SOUTHEAST
OF LUBBOCK.
OF LUBBOCK. AND JUST TO THE EAST OF
AMARILLO.
AMARILLO.
AMARILLO. BOTH OF THESE GUYS TRYING TO
MAKE A RUN FOR NORTH TEXAS.
RIGHT NOW THE WARNINGS THAT ARE
OUT ARE MAINLY FOR 60 MILE AN
HOUR WIND GUSTS AND QUARTER
SIZE HAIL AND THEY ARE
PRODUCING SOME HEAVY RAIN.
ZOOMING BACK DOWN INTO NORTH
TEXAS WE WILL WATCH STORMS AS
THEY MOVE THROUGH.
RIGHT NOW WE HAVE CLOUDS IN
PLACE WITH NO RAIN IN THE
DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA.
THE STORMS THAT WERE WARNED
EARLIER AROUND ABILENE HAVE
FALLEN APART. +@
SHOWING YOU WE ARE STABLE IN
NORTH TEXAS.
NORTH TEXAS. THAT IS WHAT ALL OF OUR
COMPUTER MODEL SHOW TONIGHT.
10 PM TO MIDNIGHT THE STORMS
TRY TO MAKE THEIR WAY INTO
NORTH TEXAS AND THEY DON'T HOLD
TOGETHER.
TOGETHER.
TOGETHER. WE HAVE SCATTERED SHOWERS AND A
COUPLE RUMBLES OF THUNDER AND
ACTIVITY THAT SKIRTS THE RED
RIVER AND MOVES INTO OUR
NORTHEASTERN COUNTIES EARLY
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. WE WILL KEEP A WATCH ON IT
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT. IF THE STORMS CAN STAY TOGETHER
OUR MAIN CONCERN WOULD BE
DAMAGING WINDS TO T+@HE NORTHWE
OF DALLAS-FORT WORTH.
THE DALLAS-FORT WORTH IMMEDIATE
AREA IS NOT UNDER THAT SEVERE
+@
AREA IS NOT UNDER THAT SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH.
THUNDERSTORM WATCH. TONIGHT IS NOT THE LAST CHANCE
WE HAVE A FOR SEVERE WEATHER.
A WEAK FRONT WILL MAKE ITS WAY
INTO NORTH TEXAS.
ALONG THAT FRONT A STORM WILL
ROLL INTO AN UNSTABLE
ENVIRONMENT LIKE TONIGHT.
WE WILL HAVE INSTABILITY
TOMORROW AND MOISTURE AROUND
AND LIFT FROM THIS FRONT.
IT IS JUST L+@IKE A GOOD OLD
COOKBOOK.
COOKBOOK.
COOKBOOK. IT WILL FIRE UP SHOWERS AND +@
THUNDERSTORMS ABOUT 4-6 PM.
THE STORMS COULD TURN SEVERE.
WE WILL CONTINUE WITH SHOWERS
AND THUNDERSTORMS ON INTO THE
EVENING HOURS AS THIS BOUNDARY
SITS ACROSS NORTH +@TEXAS AND
SLOWLY EXITING AFTER MIDNIGHT
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY WE STILL HAVE A
SLIGHT RISK FOR SEVERE STORMS.
ON WEDNESDAY WE WILL HAVE A
CHANCE FOR DAMAGING WINDS AND
QUARTER SIZE HAIL AND SOME
HEAVY RAIN.
HEAVY RAIN. PLEASE BE WEATHER AWARE AS WE
HEAD THROUGH THE NE+@XT 24-48
HOURS.
HOURS.
HOURS. AFTER THAT IT IS JUST HOT AND
HUMID AND WE GET A TASTE OF
SUMMER.
SUMMER.
SUMMER. TONIGHT AFTER MIDNIGHT YOU
COULD SEE SCA+@TTERED SHOWERS A
THUNDERSTORMS ESPECIALLY
THUNDERSTORMS ESPECIALLY NORTHWEST OF+@ DALLAS.
WE HAVE A SEVERE THUNDERSTO+@RM
NORTHWEST OF+@ DALLAS. WE HAVE A SEVERE THUNDERSTO+@RM@
WATCH THAT GOES TO THE
NORTHWEST OF DALLAS UNTIL 5 AM
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW. TOMORROW A HIGH OF +@94 WITH TH
+@
TOMORROW A HIGH OF +@94 WITH TH HEAT INDEX OVER 100 DEGREES.
WITH THAT WE COULD SEE
SCATTERED STORMS FOR THE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING HOURS AND
SOME KIDS TURN STRONG COULD
TURN STRONG TO SEVERE.
TOMORROW IS THE FIRST DAY +@OF