The reason why we have some of these,
you know, advisories and warnings issued
are because, you know, exposed skin,
I mean, frostbite could happen very,
very quickly when you get the
combination of the cold and the
wind that we're going to have.
So I mean, if you absolutely have
to be outside tomorrow afternoon,
evening, Friday morning, I mean,
you got to take the necessary precautions
to just make sure no exposed skin,
you know, all that is covered up because,
yeah, I mean, that frostbite could
happen pretty pretty quickly.
All right.
We have a wind chill advisory
in place starting tomorrow
morning through Friday morning.
That's for all of North Texas.
That's because those wind chills.
Easily be in the single digits and could
be as low as anywhere from 10 to 15 below,
especially by Friday morning.
You kind of a brief window over
that first thing Friday morning.
Then we have a hard freeze warning in
effect for all of North Texas as well.
That means those temperatures will
be down into the single digits,
potentially into the low teens
Friday morning.
This runs from Thursday evening
through Friday morning because
that's what we expect that entire
window to be well below freezing,
a significant time well below freezing
and that's where you know the concerns
with the the exposed faucets, the exposed.
Types and things like that come into
play tomorrow night and into Friday morning.
Let's talk about where the
cold front is right now.
It's 50 in DFW Pleasant across
most of North Texas and Texas.
But look into the North Casper,
WY, now 17 below Billings,
13 below Bismarck is 15 below that front,
kind of just making its way into
Northern Colorado and through Nebraska.
Right now it is hauling and it will be
here tomorrow morning between 7:00 and
10:00 AM at least that's in the DFW area,
and it will move through very, very quickly.
We've had at times so far,
kind of this fall, winter season,
some of these just slow moving,
oozing cold fronts.
This is not one of them.
This is a blast of cold air that will
quickly move through clouds around.
Tomorrow morning there's the front 9:00
AM kind of bisecting DFW at that point.
Maybe a little light drizzle or a
snow flurry or a little snow grain
activity from DFW to the north.
We're kind of right after that
front passes if that occurs.
No accumulation,
no travel problems or anything like that.
We stay cloudy the majority of the day.
Tomorrow maybe some sunshine
tries to break out.
Late in the day,
but it really won't matter with what
your temperatures are gonna do.
So first thing tomorrow morning
it's in the 40s,
then it's a quick drop to add or below
freezing and then we're in the 20s and teens.
The remainder of the morning,
the afternoon and into the
evening there your wind chills.
So by noon it's 22 feeling like 4.
By 7:00 o'clock in the evening
it's 17 feeling like 1 below.
That's where I was talking about
those dangerous windchills.
Dangerous cold throughout the day tomorrow,
then by Friday morning, single digits to.
101112 degrees first thing Friday morning,
there will still be a breeze out there.
Not as strong as what we're gonna
see during the day tomorrow,
but enough of a breeze to give
you a wind chill below zero
first thing on Friday morning.
Of course we will warm up a little
bit Friday afternoon up to 25,
and then your Christmas Eve
afternoon around freezing for sure,
well above freezing on Christmas Day.
But Christmas Day itself will be a
chilly one with that high of 43.
If you're traveling across the
country over the next few days,
you need to be careful.
You need to be prepared,
especially for travel delays.
If you're flying,
it's gonna be cold all across the country.
Wind chill advisories and warnings,
potentially 40 to 60 below across
northern parts of the country.
Blizzard warnings for Iowa,
Minnesota, parts of South Dakota,
downwind of the Great Lakes,
winter Storm warnings, Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, parts of Ohio.
A good walloping of snow going
to happen up that way.
So travel into the Midwest, northern,
northeastern parts of the country.
Definitely going to be tricky
over the next several days.
No winter weather,
or at least no white Christmas.
North Tech of course,
like I said,
we could see maybe a little light
drizzle or snow flurry or two tomorrow,
but that's the extent of our winter
weather here in North Texas.
We just get the cold with this and definitely
no white Christmas for us this year.
Light, light,
breezy.
That doesn't make sense.
I think I meant to say light winds and dry
and it will be chilly overnight tonight,
40 for the low,
very cold and windy tomorrow that 44.
Remember that's first thing in
the morning and then most of your
day will be spent in the 20s.
Hard freeze again Friday night
into Saturday morning.
Another hard freeze Saturday.
Into you know,
your Christmas Eve into Christmas morning,
but then look at that,
I got upper 60s at the end of
that 10 day forecast.