You know what I'm starting this weather
cast with last one. You you had it.
You nailed it because you cheated.
You knew I was talking about the the the
record hail in North Texas weather forecast.
Yeah, I'm starting with.
No, I'm talking about, I'm talking
about the the moisture in the air,
the humidity of the dew point temperatures.
Because I talked about the dew points,
which are the true measure of moisture
in the air because the humidity,
it's it's relative humidity
and it's relative to what?
You know, yes, it's relative.
It's relative to the air temperatures.
The air temperature goes up.
The humidity has these huge swings,
but the dew points are constant.
So it's really up.
The better way to measure the
moisture content and how we feel. OK.
So take a look at this right here.
So remember the high humidity we had,
you know, week and a half ago.
I mean it was just,
you mean while
is he was in the Bahamas, which
is it was in the bomb. That's right.
So a June 15th started a stretch of our
extreme humidity man was just stifling.
Remember that from.
The 15th through the 21st of June we
had dew point temperatures of 76 to
79 degrees with records the the the
highest dew point temperatures ever
recorded here in Dallas Fort Worth.
Happened on June 15th and June
21st when we hit 80 degrees.
Remember that?
I mean we had dew point temperatures
80 degrees and then we had heat
index values like 100 and 21122.
I think one day we touched 123
in one location here in Dallas,
Fort Worth in North Texas and then
it got a little bit better last week.
The past week, the past seven days,
we've had dew point temperatures of 73
to 77 degrees, including today's at 73.
So although we hit 101 today,
it didn't feel as horrible as it did.
You know that during that that
stretch of seven days,
you know, week and a half ago,
I say that because things
will continue to get better.
It's going to stay hot.
We're going to have highs in the
upper 90s beginning Saturday and
then right through next week,
middle to upper 90s.
But at least the dew point temperatures
are going to drop into the 60s.
It's still going to be sticky.
636668 degree dew .67 degree dew point.
On Monday, 4th of July, we'll have a dew
point temperature of 68 degrees at least.
It's not in the upper 70s, which is truly
like where Cynthia was in the Bahamas.
It's truly tropical when you
have an air mass like that.
We don't have that in our forecast in
the foreseeable future, so hopefully we
don't have that again for a long time.
By the way, that record time we hit
the 80 degree dew point temperature.
It happened twice during that
seven day stretch.
It's only happened five other times and
records go all the way back to 1898.
So yeah, that's the the most humid, the
highest dew point temperatures ever recorded.
Right now, Dallas Baptist, it's 99.
It's 97 in Dallas. Feels like one O 2.
We hit one O 1 today, not a record.
The record once again is from
that horrible summer in 1980.
We hit 100 and eight.
1980 is the summer of record, 2011,
summer of record as far as heat goes.
Then you go back into the 1930s and.
1950 So they they they happen but fortunately
they're they're spread out a little bit.
So hot today but not a record.
The normal high today is 94.
Right now we hit we're at 99
with the South wind at 13 pollen.
We have grass, we have fungus.
Grass is moderate. Fungus is low.
Lee, how much time do I have?
30 seconds folks.
Clear skies across our part of the state and
that's what's in my forecast for tonight.
Tonight we drop to 80 for the low,
breezy, warm and muggy tonight.
During the day tomorrow we hit 100,
a breezy, hot and humid day.
And remember,
those dew points do drop
into the 60s tomorrow.
We hit 97 Saturday 9098 on Sunday,
so the dew point temperatures
are a lot more comfortable.
And then a little bit of
rain comes into play.
No washout at any 1.20% of us will
see rain which means 80% of us won't.
And on the 4th of July July 97 degrees
with 20% chance of rain and a breezy
S wind 10 to 15 which will blow
the smoke away from the fireworks.
You live for, you know,
you look really good in burgundy.
So this is the deal.
I've actually got some.
They're olive pants on.
We're doing Christmas in the summer.
We're just flipping it.
All right,
All these hundred degree days,
we're just going to flip it.
Also, half my clothes are at the Taylors.
Could be one of the two.
We don't know.