Let's talk weather.
Let's get to meteorologist
Maria Ruiz and Mariela.
Of course, I've been listening
to you all midday here.
The biggest take away is,
you know, during rush hour,
when people are trying to get home
from work or pick up kids, right?
Yeah, we're gonna see
those those heavy showers.
Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely.
You know, it'll start off as just some rain,
but then it'll pick up in intensity
and we have that threat for
some strong to severe storms.
So definitely one of those days you
just you want to be careful out there,
that's for sure,
because this was the latest update from
the Storm Prediction Center today into.
Tonight we have that enhanced
risk for severe weather.
It does take up all of North Texas
are surrounding areas closer to the
Red River closer to the big country.
We do have that slight risk.
That's level 2 out of five, but here locally,
three out of five main concern again.
60 plus mile per hour winds,
quarter sized hail.
That's what a severe thunderstorm is,
but we also have that threat
for isolated tornadoes.
On top of that, there's also a flood concern.
This is mostly for East Texas,
but Coffman, Ellis County included in this.
Till 7:00 PM on Wednesday,
so all day Wednesday as well.
This is because water does take some time
to recede if it starts to pile in some areas.
And this is mainly going to be
a concern for low lying areas.
Think of your creeks or rivers
that tend to flood pretty easily.
Here's a look at what we're
dealing with right now.
Over the past hour,
we've really seen this rain make
it into Denton and Tarrant County,
northern Tarrant County.
I'm also seeing some storms already
fire up along Wichita Archer City.
That's where our cold front currently
is and we do have some showers,
just that ahead of the front
that extends an Ant.
Includes Rome, Saginaw, Justin, South Lake.
Seeing some of this Denton as well,
some moderate to heavy rain at the moment,
likely impacting visibility
on the roadways by the way.
There's not a track on this
because it's moving really slow,
mostly towards the east,
and I am expecting it to make it
into portions of Colid and Dallas
County here within the next hour
or so and where that front is.
It's still lingering behind
this first line of showers.
Now this is what's going
to move into North Texas,
and it's what's going to help
ramp up our severe weather threat.
So look at the timing for this.
This is 11 on your Tuesday.
We see the activity here.
This is just this hour, right?
This is going to Fast forward move
across areas along the Red River,
mainly north of 20 north of 30
through 2 in the afternoon.
This is early afternoon.
We'll see these storms start to ramp
up closer towards Booey Decatur mid
afternoon then about two or three.
That front is going to get
closer towards the Metroplex.
This is now around 5:00.
We start to see a bit more activity.
The line kind of starts to fill in.
We'll see this activity really
fill in around 7:00 or 8.
In the evening across the Metroplex,
this is where we could see
some of that strong activity.
We'll see this moving towards the east,
the more east it goes it's going to ramp
up and rain and ramp up and rain intensity,
and we'll see some lingering rain.
Still through about midnight I am
expecting a lot of this to clear out
West to east after midnight, but we
could still see some lingering showers.
Nothing severe by tomorrow morning.
So again, the timeline for the most
potential for our severe storms.
Will be after four this afternoon.
Here for the Metroplex,
one to three inches of rain will be
possible for us in the next 24 hours.
That's a lot of rain.
Short amount of time.
This means that we could be
dealing with that flood threat.
Right now we are seeing
some cloud cover out there.
We are seeing some light showers
temperature of about 73 degrees.
Our temperature goes up to about 77 at 379 by
around 5:00 and look at that rain coverage.
It goes up as well.
So as we go into our.
Afternoon evening hours.
Rain coverage is going to expand
significantly around 90% by around 7.
Our rain chances thin out after today.
Our temperature will be on the cooler
side for Wednesday with a high of only 75.
It'll be actually a really
nice afternoon and then we warm
up into the 80s Thursday,
Friday and over the weekend 90s
with Sunshine 94 Memorial Day.
The hottest temperature on that 10 day.
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solutely I already have June 1st
who's on your 10 day exactly sane.