All right, let's talk about the weather here.
Things are going to be quiet the
remainder of the evening into te
nighttime hours for most of North Texas.
Can't say for can't guarantee that for
every single square inch of North Texas.
But the vast majority of you watching
we are going to stay dry, are going to
stay quiet over the next several hours.
It's 82 in Fair Park,
just cloudy, windy and muggy.
There's all the cloud cover
overhead at the moment.
Moisture is streamed back into North Texas.
But we continue to have a very strong
cap in place, at least in and around DFW.
Takes 94 degrees to break the c.
We're nowhere.
Close to that,
not going to get anywhere close to that
and that was the forecast for t.
But look out to the West,
you do have some temperatures a
little closer to a 94 degrees ad
you got that dry line out there.
So that dry line could be the fs
of a thunderstorm or two as we
head through the remainder of te
afternoon into the evening hour.
So we'll be watching the maybe e
if we get a thunderstorm up that way,
more likely that a storm or two
forms up in Oklahoma,
but it's you know not impossibl.
That maybe a thunderstorm sneaks into
our far northwestern areas as we head
into the evening and night time hours,
but the chances of that still look very low.
In fact,
you know,
most of our computer models dont
really show much developing at
all or moving into North Texas.
I think activity stays up in Oklahoma,
but once again, it's not imposs.
And a DFW will stay dry and we will stay
dry into the overnight hours as well.
Tomorrow morning starts off qui,
but then this front starts
to move into North Texas.
And we're going to see thundersm
development along that front somewhere
between about noon and 3:00,
o'clock, probably more so like
somewhere between 1:00 and 3:00.
And wherever that front is,
that's where the storms will develop.
So if that front at,
you know,
1:00 to 3:00 o'clock is over the Denton area,
that's where storms will likely develop.
If it moves in a little bit quicker and
maybe it's over McKinney to Fort Worth,
then that's where storms will develop
as we head into the afternoon,
but somewhere over DFW.
Tomorrow about 1-2,
three o'clock in the afternoon,
we'll start to see some storms go up.
Then those storms will move to e
southeast as we head through the rest
of the afternoon into the eveni.
So there's 5:00 o'clock kind ofa
little group of storms along that front
and they'll all but continue mog
South and E as we head into the evening.
So by 7:00,
o'clock looks like most of DFW
will be dry at that point,
but certainly still seeing
thunderstorms across southern,
eastern and southeastern North
Texas at that time.
And as we head into the night time hours,
that activity will move.
More so in the East Texas,
more so in the Central Texas,
maybe a lingering shower storm.
Of course the Canada,
Athens during that time frame almost all
of North Texas is under A2 on a scale of
five for severe weather threat tomorrow.
So my main concerns tomorrow a large hail,
you know those storms go up,
could have some large hail in tm
quarter maybe up to golf ball s.
Of course if we get any severe storms,
there's always the threat of mae
some strong wind gusts potentiay
even damaging wind gusts in tho.
And because it's April,
because it's spring,
and because the tornado threats
hardly ever zero in North Texas,
there is a tornado threat,
but it's low and it's certainly
not my main concern.
My main concerns hail followed by wind
and then potentially an isolated tornado
if we get a storm that's strong enough.
But I mean,
this isn't a tornado outbreak situation.
This isn't a high risk of severe
weather or anything like that.
In fact,
it's just kind of a typical severe weather
threat for us here in North Tex,
where my main concerns are
hail some strong winds.
And then we got to watch for
any storms that you might have
some more rotation in them.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening recap for you.
Tomorrow morning, nothing going on windy,
maybe a sprinkle.
It'll be cloudy as well.
It'll be muggy outside.
Then those storms form over DFW.
Some could be severe with hail.
The main threat.
Of course,
under any thunderstorms will also have
heavy rain and lightning as wel.
Then after six o'clock,
6-7 o'clock to midnight storms
move east and southeast.
It'll be mainly dry and cooler
as we head into the overnight
hours and into Friday as well.
Friday is now looking pretty dr.
That front all moves in drier
air moves in behind it.
And we might be a lingering
shower in the morning on Friday,
but I really don't think much will be
going on during the day on Frid,
which is good news for any Friday plans.
As far as rainfall is concerned,
Western North Texas probably gog
to miss out on most of this bece
remember it's just kind of wherr
those storms go up and then to e
east and the southeast still gee
beneficial rainfall with those,.
Western, Northwestern DFW.
Lower rain totals than maybe.
Eastern, Southeastern DFW.
Dry, windy and muggy.
Tonight, 68 for the low and then
tomorrow the thunderstorms.
We've talked about those.
Enough 82 degrees tomorrow afternoon,
then 75 on Friday behind the fr,
70 on Saturday,
70 Saturday is dry.
Sunday there might be a little
rain around and some cloud cover
that'll keep things cooler.
60 Sunday and Monday, and perhaps some more.
Showers and storms toward the
middle part of next week.
Tuesday, Wednesday,
early to middle part of next we.
All right. Active pattern as
you guys call it. Thanks, Kyle.