Those storms that we've been
expecting all week could come today
and possibly tomorrow as well. Yeah,
in fact tomorrow the threat has increased.
So yeah, we just, we have to be paying
attention the next two afternoons,
especially during the evening time
because that's when we're really going to
be focused on those systems coming in.
This is our severe weather outlook for today,
though we are looking at a marginal risk,
it is a low level threat for
most of the Metroplex.
Our western counties,
that's where we have a slight risk.
That's a level 2 out of five for the
likelihood of strong to severe storms.
Meaning the more W you are,
the more likely you are to encounter a
strong storm this afternoon and evening.
The main threat today is going to be large
hail, the potential for strong winds.
And with some of these storms
building in overnight,
if they hold together,
we unfortunately do see a very low end
tornado threat again our western counties.
So let's go ahead and talk about
that timeline coverage Today of rain,
30% most of us won't see it.
We're looking at cloud cover,
we're looking at scattered showers
and that's really about it most
of the day looks like this.
We see a few little pockets of that rain.
We're watching that to warm
front to the South,
try to make its way into North Texas
and look at this, this is too.
Stay around 7:00.
That's when we start to see a few
of these storms kind of building
from the South and West.
So that's what we where we will
be watching A few of the storms
could be on the strong side again,
they'll be very isolated, broken up.
We're not really expecting big
coverage with this overnight.
We're looking at this really kind of
fizzling out cloud cover stays consistent.
We'll notice some scattered showers.
And then Wednesday,
rain coverage is going to go up.
Our threat increases as well.
We're looking at an enhanced risk that
includes a big portion of North Texas.
The Metroplex included in this a Level
3 out of five for the likelihood
of strong to severe storms here.
We are still looking at large hail
being the main hazard as well as
the potential for strong winds.
But with this system now being
a line of showers and storms,
we're also looking at an isolated
tornado threat. So let's check.
Take a look at that timeline.
Most of the morning Wednesday,
we're going to see some scattered showers.
It's going to be cloudy.
This is around noon.
We're going to notice this front kind
of build in some of these showers and storms.
So these will be coming in from
the north and West.
These storms will then progress towards
the South and east along that front.
Right now it does look like we see
better coverage of this rain between
6:00 and 7:00 along the I-35 corridor
counties coverage about an 80%.
This is what we're going to expect,
the strong to maybe even severe storms.
This is now around 10:00.
We noticed these storms kind of becoming
better developed as they progress towards
the East SE and then the threat kind of
lowers as we get closer to midnight.
Then we're looking at just some
lingering rain pretty early on Thursday.
We don't have the threat for
severe weather Thursday.
It's not there on Friday,
Friday night where they aren't
talking about another system.
So this is number 3 for
those of you keeping count.
We're looking at 40% coverage of rain
with this one all as a front and an area
low pressure move through the region.
So this is late in the day, Friday,
Friday night into Saturday morning.
The timing of this could still change.
We're looking at some of
this rain even hanging out.
Early on Saturday before it dries out
for the second-half of the weekend.
By the time it's all said and
done between now and Saturday,
we're looking at one to two,
maybe 2 1/2 inches of beneficial
rain for North Texas.
Our western counties see less the
higher the higher totals will
be closer towards the Red River,
Cedar Hill right now looking cloudy,
temperature of 63 degrees.
We're looking at a few very
light scattered showers.
Again,
this is mostly what we're going to
see through a majority of the day.
Temperatures.
Those are going to be a little
tricky because of a warm front
pushing through the area,
but we could make it to near
70 degrees today.
Temperatures really staying cooler
than what's considered normal this
time of the year, not just this week,
but through the weekend as well,
Megan.