issued for this severe thundersm
warning in Dallas County.
So this this thunderstorm,
the hail core is really intenseh
this certainly the potential is there
for golf ball size hail and rigt
now we are looking at this stor,
it's in Irving right now and it's moving
to the East, Northeast at about0
miles an hour and this is going to impact.
So in just it's 457 almost 458 e
field and about 5 minutes or so Jesse.
So we have that love field came.
So here's the core there's love.
So it's due West of love Field right now.
It'll arrive in Highland Park at 508,
the same time for University Pa,
North Dallas, 511 White Rock at 5:18.
And you need to take shelter with this.
Right now there's our love field
camera and that is looking to t.
Southwest, West, southwest right now.
Tornado warning right now for Dallas.
The City of Dallas would be included in that
and love field is included in that right now.
I don't see any activity
right now out there at love,
but as we look at this right now it's 458.
So I had an arrival time at love field
of about 505567 minutes from no.
There's the there's the storm at
this point here is love field.
Let's go back to that love field camera.
And Danny,
I know you're up in the control
room if we have it. Yeah. Clear.
There's clearly our circulation.
They.
I'm going to assume that thingse
just shut down right now at lov.
I don't see any activity out
there at this point.
Ground stop is in place right nw
at Love Field due to that severe
thunderstorm that could possibly
produce a tornado here any mome.
We did see some lowering at Fort Worth.
And right now we're seeing the e
thing happen with this thundersm
at love field and in Dallas,
specifically in Irving right no.
You could see some,
you could see some lightning
that we have right now.
I know we have a number
of folks out in the field.
And Danny,
who did you say we have out there right now?
OK, we have Matt Howerton.
We have a number of other folks,
but right now it is 5:00 o'cloc.
So good afternoon everyone.
I'm WFH chief meteorologist Pete Delkus.
This is our continuous
severe weather coverage.
All of North Texas right now is under a
tornado watch until 8:00 o'clock tonight.
And now Dallas County and Dallas
itself is under a tornado warni.
That tornado warning is until f,
5:30 tonight.
So for another 30 minutes we are watching
a thunderstorm that's in Irving right now.
And let's go in,
let's go to that tower Cam
for Justice a second.
If Matt Howerton's in Fort Wort,
I don't want to go to Matt becae
Matt isn't in that Fort Worth s.
And Matt very quickly buddy
tell me where you are.
If you're if you're on the backside of
storm we're going to go back to,
we're going to go back to the r.
Give me a quick update, Matt.
We're parallel to it right now d
we can actually see some rotati.
If you're looking at our shot right now
on I-30 heading east towards Da,
there is a bit we saw a bit of a funnel.
It's kind of to the middle left on your
screen if you're looking at us right now.
And it was rotating just moments
ago and it was lowering a bit.
Now we're kind of watching
it to see if it changes.
I think it seems like it dissipd
into some scud, but I think we'e
we're seeing what we're still seeing,
what you guys are seeing in the studio.
There is a bit of rotation that we're
noticing out here as this cell.
Is reigniting.
As Jesse said, it was scattered,
but then I think that it's tryio
get itself together right now a.
And as you said,
if you're in that Dallas County
area and all those locations tht
you mentioned in just moments a,
you probably want to keep a heap
and stay with us here and watch this.
But we're parallel to this celln
I-30 heading East as it moves towards
Dallas and we are noticing some rotation.
We did see a bit of a funnel,
some lowering,
but most of us has dissipated
at this point in time but.
We're noticing the exact same things that
you guys are pointing out right.
Check in with you.
We
need you to be on the can,
just continue to go East and as you get
in front of the storm, that's gg
to be the best vantage point th.
Some of the tech dot cameras tht
we're seeing right now at Mockingbird
as we go back to the radar,
some of the text dot cameras are
showing a bit of a rotation,
possibly, possibly a funnel clo.
We're not seeing that there,
but we're definitely seeing cley
we're seeing some an invitation,
a bit of a hook here on this
thunderstorm right now, so.
We want you to continue to watch this,
and we will as well.
We're going to put a track on t.
So Jesse,
let's put the rotation on there if we can.
And then from the center of the rotation,
moving forward,
E Northeast at about 40 miles an hour,
that's our track.
And it's moving toward you and Garland.
There's love field.
There's North Park there, of co.
North Dallas,
it'll arrive and love Field any moment now,
Highland Park. And there again,
there's a ground stop at Love,
Highland and University Park.
508509, so five minutes or so.
North Park, the mall itself,
I know North Park doesn't call it a mall,
but you know what I'm talking about 511,
Danny, you've got to speak up.
I apologize.
North Dallas at 5:12 and White
Rock 518 in Garland at 5:22.
So I still don't see anything
right now with this,
Jesse.
I I still believe that they're
not in the kind of the favorable
position to see anything other
than we're seeing some Scud her.
Meteorologist Jesse Hawla is with us, Jesse.
Your analysis on this,
is it any different than than
what I'm seeing right now?
Yeah, we're, we're not seeing a,
any sort of rotation,
any sort of funnels here, just a lot of scud.
You can kind of see the rain in the distance.
You just kind of on the leading edge there.
Yeah.
And what we're the area again,
if we kind of go back to that
rule that we mentioned earlier,
it's where it's where the
dark meets the light.
So that's where we're going to e
our activity as this area up he.
It's not going to be this ragged
debris stuff on the backside.
It's going to be where
the dark meets the light.
So this is the front side of
the thunderstorm right now.
So all of you chasers that are at home,
I know most of you are not but
but regardless it's where the
dark meets the light and this is
the area where we're looking for
rotation with these thunderstor.
So we clearly have this is a wall cloud.
I can't tell from my vantage
point if it's rotating.
I believe that it is.
I have seen a little bit of rotn
hard to pick it up but this is a super
cell that weakened and. It's it's it's.
Restrengthened, if you will.
And as we watch this super cell
move across Dallas County,
let's go back to the radar right now.
And as we go back to the radar,
there's the indentation, Jesse.
I mean this is really, really well defined.
Let's go to that love
field tower Cam real fast.
Let's go to our love field tower camp.
Yeah, there it is.
So kind of here on the the
South end of of the runway,
downtown Dallas is over in this area here.
Irving is back in this area over here.
So this camera.
Of course, looking off to the S,
southwest, Jesse, I can't see,
I'm looking at some of
these other tower cams here.
Ohh, let's go to Cam 22.
It's our rooftop camera.
If we can pop that in very quicy
we can kind of see the front enf
that thunderstorm. So it's Cam .
Here's our supercell, Jesse.
So you can see just kind of somf
the debris clouds out here in advance,
but this is where the dark meets the light.
And so somewhere over in that area there,
of course it's obscured by all
the buildings in downtown.
Dallas,
but right now I don't have
any confirmation that we have
anything on the ground.
We certainly have some rotational loft.
We have a rotating wall cloud right now.
We have a tornado warning in eft
for Dallas County until 5:30.
So that's what we're looking at,
at this moment is we go back
to the the radar, Jesse,
unless you see a tower Cam that
shows something that I don't se,
there's our Dallas tornado warning until 5.
30 let's go to our fair park ca.
Here's our oak Cliff.
We have a camera live camera in Oak Cliff.
I would have to believe that
would be looking.
NI don't see anything on that camera either.
I know we have a fair park camera that's at
Fair Park that looks at the city of Dallas.
That's Cam 20.
Jesse, if if you can put that,
pardon me.
We have fair park up.
Let's go back to the graphics.
That's weather 49.
And as we take a look at weathe,
so there's our fair park camera.
You see it's bouncing around
because we have the 50 to 60 mie
an hour winds out there right n.
I would have to believe that its
somewhere if there's any rotati.
I don't know, Jesse,
if we have access to widen this
out a little bit,
but I'm going to believe that
if we have any rotation,
that's going to be on the
backside of that camera.
So this is a camera we have in our garage.
Man, I don't see anything.
It is just really kind of.
It's just a bunch of sloppy clouds right now.
Jesse,
I know you're looking at
this along with the radar.
It's just really ragged.
Everything is ragged.
I I don't see it now.
Ohh yeah.
That's perfect.
Thank you so much.
That's a super cell.
That right there is a super
cell thunderstorm, Jesse. That'.
Yeah, I don't see any rotation with that.
But you could see it's the
spaceship looking thing.
We see these pictures all the t.
People think that they're fake,
but this is the real deal
that we have right here.
So this is our super cell thunderstorm.
It's moving just to the north and downtown.
Here's reunion tower here.
This is love field is over in this area here.
I don't see anything there could be this.
This is our rotating wall cloud right here.
And I don't see anything at this moment
that is showing me it would be impossible
to see because everything's happening on
the the backside of the buildings here
on the other side of downtown Dallas.
I don't see anything,
can't see anything if anything's
touching down.
But that clearly right there
is our Super Jesse,
you can walk over here and
and analyze this as well.
That clearly is our super cell thunderstorm,
pretty classic super cell thunderstorm.
There's a lot of raggedness
over in this area here,
kind of hard to see the hail cor
any of the the heavy rain on the on the
right where we would have any rotation.