For sure. So we got a little storms to
talk about this evening and it's tonight.
I'm not saying everybody's goino
see storms. We do have a chancer
them. Kind of the most shortterm
concern is for maybe an isolated
supercell down in Southwestern
North Texas. That's why we havea
tornado watch until 10:00 o'clo.
This includes our counties from Comanche,
Bosky and Hill County and then n
into Central Texas. They're basically
what can happen. We could get an
isolated supercell or two that s
in those locations carry a threat for
some very large hail, some damaging winds.
Maybe even an isolated tornado as well. In
the meantime, we got some activity up near
the Red River or actually north of the Red
River. At the moment you can see
rest of North Texas is quiet and likely
to stay that way for the time b.
Sliver of northern Montague Couy
underneath the severe thunderstorm warning
until 5:15. Maybe a little quarr
sized hail potentially there,
but does look like most of that
activity is going to track just
north of the Red River and
eventually toward I-35 there.
But what that little complex of
storms could do could push an outflow
boundary down into North Texas.
Maybe that will provide the focus for
some showers or storms a little bit later
on this evening and instance ni.
In the meantime, we've had a lot
of sinking air over North Texas.
This afternoon,
because of the rain that we had this morning,
you stepped outside this mornin,
we noticed that breeze out into the north,
little bit of a cool air mass ot
there that was from that rain tt
was around this morning kind of pushed
the boundary to our South and we
still actually reaping the benes
from that boundary because look,
it's only low to mid 80s out the
at the moment after hitting 99
for the high yesterday afternoo.
Buoys in the 70s,
Paris to Clarksville are still in the 70s.
I mean look at Stephenville
to Eastland to Breckenridge.
To Mineral Wells,
only about 80 to 81 at this hou,
downs to four.
That's below normal for this
time of the year.
I won't be able to say
that for very much longer
though as we head through the rt
of the week and into the weekens
those triple digits are on the .
So enjoy it while it lasts.
All right, Let's talk about what
to expect the rest of the day.
Here's the our computer models picking up on,
you know, maybe one of those isolated
super cells in that area that's
underneath that tornado watch.
It did not pick up the complex
of showers and storms,
this computer model and it's
really the best one I got that's
moving across Oklahoma right no.
So kind of remains to be seen wt
happens the remainder of the evg
ended in the nighttime hours,
but what I do think will happen,
we'll have some isolated to scattered
thunderstorms develop across portions of DFW,
kind of the northern half of North Texas.
Any of those that are out there could
become strong to severe with a hail threat,
not a tornado threat,
but the potential for some hail.
You know, do I see, you know,
just tons of baseball sized hail or you know,
a bunch of significant hail
storms like we saw last night?
I don't think so.
But I do think we could see any,
any storms that do become strong
as we're with a hail threat as we head
through this evening and into tonight.
Still some storms around 3:00 AM to 7:00 AM,
mainly across northern and northeastern North
Texas, some gusty winds, maybe a
little small hail activity with
that. So that's why most of the
areas under A2 on a scale of
five for severe weather threat.
It's a three on a scale of five
for areas southwest of DFW,
but really this needs to be
trimmed down and really only
include the areas underneath
the tornado watch.
If you're on Breckenridge,
you know Mineral Wells to Granb,
I think your threats are two on
a scale of five for, you know,
maybe a little bit of isolated
hail activity because you're
north of that boundary that we
have out there at the moment.
We'll keep some scattered showes
and storms around during the da.
Tomorrow won't rain all day lon,
but there will be a little
activity during the day.
Tomorrow could have some gusty
winds and maybe a little hail.
With that, it looks like the bet
chances will kind of be from DF.
Off to the east and into the northeast
as we head through the day tomo,
with most of the activity kind f
moving off to the east as we hed
into the evening hours and could
see maybe a stronger severe sto,
a little hail and wind as we
head through the day tomorrow.
So that's why it's a 2 on scale of five
for severe weather threat from DFW off
to the east through the day tomorrow,
then the heat is on.
Actually have us below normal
again tomorrow, but then look at those
triple digits headed your way late week
and into the weekend and your heat index
will definitely be well above 100 degrees.
I'm sure we'll have heat adviso.
For Friday and into this weekend
probably most of the next week as well. Some
severe with a hail threat tonig.
Scattered thunderstorms not
guaranteed for everybody.
Some scattered rain tomorrow.
Still gonna be warm and
muggy but below normal.
Then the triple digits are arou.
Heat advisories likely this wee.
Likely most
of next week as well.
Summer definitely here.