Here this morning you guys,
we got a live look at the main n
up and didn't hear this morning.
And one of the reasons we're
looking outdoors is because
we have a chance for rain,
absolutely. We have so many
activities over the next several days,
so it's very important to pay
attention to the weather.
We don't have a high risk for storms today,
but if you happen to be close to one,
if you can hear a Thunder.
Be sure to head inside.
I know there are a lot of outdoor things
going on over the next several ,
but just please promise me you'll do that.
So here's our severe
weather outlook for today.
Again, it's a very low risk to e
some storms and it does include wise,
detton and Collin County.
This has even been tapered back some.
It's only part of Detton and Con
County towards the north across
the Red River and this is for te
potential of an isolated storm or two.
And if those storms take place,
we could see some hail with
the storms tomorrow.
The risk is a bit larger in coverage,
but it's still not a large thre.
This is a front coming through on Friday
and our Eastern counties could see a storm
or two that's on the strong to severe side.
The main threat here strong
winds and the potential for hai.
We're also looking at a slight risk for
severe weather from Paris Silver Springs,
Mineola towards Texarkana,
here's where we could see a few.
More isolated,
strong to severe storms.
The big reason I'm saying if today is
because there's a strong cap in place,
so our storms will really struge
to develop.
We have a warm front currently
moving N across North Texas.
And what's that that's going too
is it's going to help bring up r
humidity and air temperatures ad
it'll also be a focal point for
some of these storms to develop.
And this is just one of the models I'm
showing you how this plays out .
This is around 7:00 in the even.
You know most of the day we dont
see a big coverage of rain,
only about 30%, but seven in the evening.
This is picking up on a few thunderstorms
across portions of the Red River
Sherman and bottom included in .
And this is where we could see that hill
threat advancing across the area overnight,
again only about 30% coverage.
This is for the potential of showers,
areas of drizzle.
We may even see fog Friday morn,
but that is if we see this warm.
Layer kind of hang out Friday morning
we have this front approaching d
that's really going to increase
our wind speeds overnight,
which is why the fog will be
a really difficult to come by.
But this is going to as our
front approaches here,
it's going to interact with some
of this moisture.
We're going to see the potential
for a few of those storms.
This is early Friday.
This is showing you around 7:00
in the morning.
We'll see a few little showers
here and there.
We may even see a thunderstorm.
But as this front pushes
along and east of I-35,
this is where we're going to see
potentially some of these storms develop.
And the more east this moves,
the higher the severe threat will be.
But across the.
Morning into the early afternoo,
we're not going to see too much development.
This is around 3:00 in the afternoon.
We see a few more isolated storms there.
Again, the threat there will bee
strong winds and the potential r
some pockets of hail behind the front.
It's going to be breezy.
It's going to be dry and even se
of our Western counties could
have a small fire danger threat.
So that's Friday.
But look at what happens across
the rest of the Midwest on Frid.
We're going to see a potential
severe outbreak from that same
system that comes through here.
It'll eventually go on to cause
some severe weather across the
Mississippi and towards areas of Iowa.
So what I'm watching is this
area of low low pressure system
that's still bringing in some rn
across portions of California.
We're also seeing a big plume of moisture
coming in across the state toda.
That's the moisture that we're
seeing out there right now.
Look at that just cloud cover
spanning across all of North Te.
This is what it looks like.
DBU temperature of 63 degrees,
about 63 right now at DFW.
Winds are still out of the South
and E anywhere from 10 to 20,
but gusting up to 30 today.
Right now a lot of us are in at the mid 60s,
slightly warmer across our Southern counties.
Again that warm front working is
way north and what will happen s
our temperature is going to cli.
A lot quicker this afternoon ast
warm air arrives 72 degrees likely with
30% coverage of rain across the Metroplex,
Mid 60s across portions of the Red River,
and our 10 day forecast will be
showing temperatures of 80s on Friday.
We do dry out Friday night into Saturday,
highs in the mid 70s.
We'll see better rain chances on
Sunday and then a small rain che
just about every day next week.