Jesse, it's never paying attentn
when my stories are airing youry
over there in the weather cente,
you come running over at the last second
and you just barely rounded the corner.
And I just wonder,
do you ever learn your lessons?
In case you haven't,
we've got it on video here from yesterday.
All right, let's talk about weather now.
Meteorologist Jesse Howela.
Just getting into place and getting caught.
It's sharp there on the edge.
I probably don't need to tell you that You'll
have booby traps over here.
What's going on? Sorry,
I was waiting for you to finish
reading You Just
I, I, I speed through that.
You kept going because I saw yo.
I saw you waiting to get in her.
So I speed through the introducn
to you to make sure that you wod
rush past that really sharp cor.
I think you've got a big gash in
your pants now. Got to go home.
Is it really gash, man? No.
First of all, quit looking.
Second of all, this wouldn't han
if Kyle or Pete were here,
So I'm glad to help.
All right, let's go to this,
shall we? That's unfair.
I will say that. That's not fai.
Josh, our producer,
is the one who pulled that.
I had nothing to do with that right there.
What we did, actually,
we had to put some tape on
this thing today because you
actually tore part of.
No, no, no, no.
Or it tore you. I
don't know. Look,
you think I'm the one that did ?
Do you have a mark left over from that?
Yes. I need to go home.
Pete, are you here?
Let's go here. Let's start here.
I want to get to this.
We have a tornado watch
in effect that's now listen,
most of North Texas is not included in this.
Cook County, Montague County are
none of the Metroplex included.
This is until 9:00 PM.
If you go to the northwest of the Metroplex,
that that's the area that's of
concern as we go through this.
Evening right now 81 degrees winds are
out of the South, about 15 miles an hour.
I'm going to get to radar.
There's not much happening
anywhere in North Texas really.
It's all to the West.
We have highs that we want to talk about
that are near record as we get into this.
End of the week into the weeken,
94 tomorrow, 92 Saturday, 90 Su,
the record high Friday is 95
and that was set back in 1984.
So very hot day tomorrow or for
this time of the year I should y
we know what hot is in North Te.
We really do.
94 is it's getting there.
We go to the West here,
there's where the thunderstorms are now.
Again,
there is nothing in North Texas right now.
The thunderstorm chances start increasing
as we go through the rest of this evening.
But look,
North Texas quiet all the way ot
toward Abilene is where you stao
see some thunderstorms up to see more.
It's still West of Wichita Fall.
That's where the severe threat is now.
This particular model doing a gd
job of showing where it is right now.
So take a look as it progresses
through the next several hours.
Wichita Falls down through Grahm
6P M 7:00 PM Wichita Falls Minel
Wells area down through Stephenville.
Again,
this is the primary area of conn
when it comes to severe weather
and for the Metroplex,
we're not excluded from a chanco
see some large hail to the sizef
quarters or damaging wind gusts.
We do have a risk to see some
strong to severe storms,
little bit lower than those
to the northwest by 9:00 PM.
You see some thunderstorms in
the Dallas Fort Worth area,
potentially through 10 into
Collin County and Dallas County.
Then 11:00 o'clock.
We'll see if thunderstorms can survive,
but if they do,
they're going to be east of
the Metroplex later tonight.
And as we go through the overni,
we are quiet.
We're not expecting a stormy ni.
I said this earlier,
it's like we hit the reset butt.
We get into tomorrow late aftern
into the evening thunderstorms develop.
Some of those could be strong to severe.
The primary risk area for Friday will
be to the southwest of the Metroplex.
That's this area right here as
thunderstorms develop large hai,
perhaps some damaging wind gust?
Not out of the question.
There's six 7:00 PM. See.
Thunderstorms still possible
in the Dallas Fort Worth area,
but it's not a widespread chance of rain.
A widespread chance of severe
weather that is not in the fore.
Same thing for Saturday.
More thunderstorms develop late
in the
afternoon. There's 5:00 PM.
You can see maybe up to Wise Coy
all the way down to the southwe.
This would be the area where thunderstorms
could be strong to severe yet a.
There's 8:00 PM on Saturday, 9:00 PM ten.
You see the idea here.
Once we get yet again to the evening,
the thunderstorm chance diminis.
So this evening's risk level 2.
Slight risk for the Metroplex
lower to the east yet.
The tornado watch.
Montague, Cook County.
That's where there could be a
risk of some of a tornado or tw,
especially to the northwest.
Otherwise quarter sized hail 60 mile an
hour winds tomorrow showed you e
on time cast southwest of Metro.
That's where the better chance f
severe weather is for the same .
Quarter sized hail damaging winp
to 60 and then mainly from the Dallas
Fort Worth area to the West Saturday.
It's a level 1 marginal risk foe
Dallas Fort Worth area and to the West
tonight 70 degrees warm and mug.
The humidity is really creeping
up tomorrow 94 is the high,
but you factor in the humidity.
It's going to feel as warm as 97 degrees,
so it's going to be a pretty
toasty day tomorrow.
Even as we head into the weeken,
it doesn't get a ton better.
92 Saturday, 90 Sunday,
Upper 80s Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Those chances of rain over the next 10 days,
just like I showed you on time,
cast some better than others,
but none of it extremely widesp.
And none of that.
You know, a big severe weather event.
Just kind of hail some wind cha.
But we're going to keep an
eye on it all night tonight,
especially areas northwest of Dallas.
Fort Worth.
OK, hopefully we just get the rn
and it stays quiet Other than t.
But we have to watch it. It
would be ideal. Unfortunately,
the territory of North Texas in
May just they go hand in hand.
It's part of the landscape here.
It sure is. Hey, before you go,
one more video that we I'm. Oh,.
I tell you what you better not
now we got to get to this now.