Alright, getting back to weather,
wanna go back to that.
The latest severe thunderstorm warning
that we do have across the area.
It does include the northern part
of our Collin County McKinney
included in that up toward Anna,
Fannin and Grayson counties as well.
So that just stretches out just South
of Sherman moving over toward the bottom
there officially in the a warning.
So we'll have that the strong wind
gusts potentially up to 60 mph
there here for us this morning.
So that has what has prompted the
warning and that goes until 7:30.
So that's moving off to the North and
east and will eventually move up into
southern Oklahoma but that's the one morning.
The low warning that we do have,
but it does include Collin,
Fannin and Grayson counties,
parts of each of those accounting.
So definitely keep that in
mind here this morning.
But anywhere you go around
the Metroplex in North Texas,
we'll have that potential for
rain and thunderstorms pretty
widespread across the area.
Even though that's the only active
warning that we have right now.
Coming back down into the Metroplex,
you see moving over towards South
Lake and Keller this morning.
We've been out toward the Saginaw
right now on I-35 W looking
at some heavy rain in that,
moving right over DFW airport where
we have talked about the ground
stoppage still going into effect.
Still in effect until 7:15 here this morning,
so we'll continue to NYC as showers
and storms move through there.
Carrollton as well,
picking up some heavier rain.
So again, give yourself some extra time.
It's picked back up once again
the southern parts of Dallas and
Collin and Tarrant counties as well,
from Cedar Hill back to Mansfield
and Kennedale here this morning
still picking up some heavier rain,
so this will be a widespread that
potential for some gusty winds and
some stronger thunderstorms can't be
ruled out as to get out toward Mineral Wells.
Granbury down towards Stephenville
could be looking at some gusty winds
with the southern edge of that line of.
Forms as it worked its way east and
northeast through the area here,
so it's still a few more hours.
We're gonna be dealing with the rain
and thunderstorms around here this morning,
so we're not done yet.
We have the one active warning
and there could be a few more.
There will be a risk for some strong
severe thunderstorms continuing as we
go through the rest of the morning
rush and we still have that severe
thunderstorm watch in effect until
9:00 o'clock here this morning.
So definitely plan accordingly.
Give yourself some extra time,
maybe wait till the storms pass
before you venture out.
We talked about some delays with
some of the school buses and one
of the school districts anyway.
In Weatherford here this morning.
So definitely something to be aware
of now as we go through the day.
As far as he gets severe weather
threat is concerned,
I think the main concern with us with
the storms here this morning will be
the damaging winds maybe up to 60 mph.
We could see some hail
maybe up to quarter size.
But what we've seen here recently
anyway over the past a couple of hours
has been a much smaller than that.
And then that severe weather
threat will shift farther E as
we head into this afternoon.
So we're going to be dealing with
this mainly before lunchtime I think
over most of North Texas with that
severe weather risk across that.
Protected, so it is marginal.
Our Western counties things are settled,
settling down there.
So I don't think we'll have
to worry about that there.
But we will have at least that
marginal risk for those severe storms.
Looking at the timing as we head toward
10:00 o'clock here this morning,
still probably looking at some
thunderstorms around the area but
they should start to taper off
as we head toward midday today
shifting a little farther E as we
head later into the afternoon hours,
we'll be clearing out from West to
east in fact by this afternoon and
as we head toward 2 three o'clock
around the time you coming home from
work picking the kids up from school,
don't think we'll have to be concerned about.
Much in the way of thunderstorm
activity around North Texas.
So that will be the good news as
this round of a severe storms moves
on out and things settled settle
down late this afternoon.
So if you have some plans to be
out heading out getting the weekend
started we should be OK for that
but a little farther E you do want
to talk about the severe weather
risk that will be a moderate you see
the red shaded area there as we get
over to a portions of my Mississippi
here this morning the Mississippi up
into the Tennessee Valley here this
morning that's our this afternoon
that's what we're going to have
maybe an outbreak of severe storms
there so on the low end for us.
As we go through the day,
but we will have that much higher risk,
enhanced to moderate risk over
portions of the South later on today.
But for us,
we're looking at the still rain coming down,
talked about the ground stoppage out
DFW Airport, 64 degrees there right now,
74 still heading out to a love field.
So temperatures will be cooling
down a little bit. No delays here.
Yeah, this morning,
but that could change with the
showers and storms around.
So we'll see the temperatures still in
the low mid 70s out ahead of the front.
We've cooled down in the upper
50s to low 60s behind it,
but we'll break out into a little
more sunshine later today.
You'll see those temperatures
warming back probably into the mid
and upper 70s and that will be the
case as we get into the weekend too.
So we'll get through the weekend,
dry some very low end rain changes
and cooler temperatures as we look at
that 10 day forecast as we begin next
week and then a few more showers and
thunderstorms return late next week.