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While the SE widespread activity is doing its thing (Palestine & Tyler are gonna stay soaked a while), there's just enough instability within the core Metroplex to where the showers here have gotten some "oomph" & will move E from where they form. Heavy rain, lightning, & perhaps some small hail & gusty winds. North Dallas county is about to get a lil action; same w\/ NE Tarrant. #fortworth<\/a> #dallas<\/a> #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Enjoy this nice, mild mostly cloudy day with the occasional quick isolated shower, because for the next several days afterward, it will be quite wet and quite chilly. Today we're in the '70s, tomorrow we're only going to be in the 50s. #fortworth<\/a> #dfw<\/a> #dallas<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #weather<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Get ready, #FortWorth<\/a>\/#Dallas<\/a> - we're under an Enhanced (Level 3\/5) Risk of #severeweather<\/a> today. After some mild overnight\/early morning storms, we're looking at a break before, come late afternoon into the evening, another complex of storms is forecast to come roaring through, bringing with them an "all modes possible" situation: damaging winds, giant hail, torrential rains, copious lightning, and isolated #tornadoes<\/a>. I'll have my eyes to the skies and y'all stay #weatheraware<\/a> now. #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a> #tornadowatch<\/a> #wx<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Widespread showers & storms for a surprise midday sliding across North Texas at the moment. Pretty much all about the heavy rain & lightning, with maybe some small hail. This may put a damper on expected severe weather later today; time will tell. #weather<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #fortworth<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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So y'all, the front has stalled just south of the I-20 corridor. What this means is that anywhere North of the range of counties that are just south of the interstate are in the cold sector, including #FortWorth<\/a> \/ #Dallas<\/a> ourselves. Severe weather doesn't really do its thing in such an air mass, so the #tornadowatch<\/a> is only in effect for areas south of interstate 20. In this area, things are popping off with violent thunderstorms bringing all modes of severe weather. But as for I-20 and north, while they're likely will be more rounds of storms this evening, the storms will be non severe or barely severe, with the strongest ones bringing quarter size hail. In a nutshell, that means that the worst stays away from the metroplex. The round of storms, non-severe, that we had midday was that front on the move. #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #wx<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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StormStalkers=+=+=+=here in #FortWorth<\/a>\/#Dallas<\/a>, we're expecting some "garden-variety" thunderstorms to impact us in a couple hours or so, but down south, things are really intense, as expected - here's an update:- supercell in western McLennan County bringing giant hail to the area, and a likely tornado as well... both appear to be headed directly for Waco & the I-35 Corridor north from Waco- ditto for the heart of Hill Coutny & Hillsboro- another supercell with similar features just SE of Stephenville in Erath County is headed for Somervell & the Northern\/Central parts of Bosque County- giant hail is pummelling DeLeon, and moving right for Dublin & southern Erath County (yes, a second round for them)#dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #wx<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a> #tornadowatch<\/a> #tornadowarning<\/a> #severeweather<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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StormStalkers=+=+=+=Prepare, North Texans - another #severeweather<\/a> day is in store for us.For the morning to around the noon hour, it'll be quiet - the chill will become mild, there'll be a mix of sun and clouds, and a li'l bit of a southerly\/southeasterly wind. Then, come early afternoon, the expectation is that several discrete supercells will erupt in spectacular fashion - probably around the US-281 Corridor, but possibly right over the I-35 Corridor. These cells will quickly become "all-modes"ers, with giant hail, damaging winds, copious rain & lightning, & possibly tornadoes, as well.They'll then start moving East, and "filling the gaps" to become a squall line a couple hours & change after forming, then continuing on their journey. When they do congeal into a line, expect the tornado threat to decrease, the hail threat to go down a couple notches, but the straight-line damaging wind threat to ramp up (along with minor flooding).If you're in the vicinity of the Us-281 Corridor to the I-35 Corridor, be ready for quick-fire severe storms - be in or very close to suitable shelter, protect assets, look out for your pets, et cetera. After the storms clear things will be quiet here in this part of the region for the evening and night - it'll then be the Eastern section's (and East Texas's in general) turn.As usual I'll have an eye on things.#fortworth<\/a> #dallas<\/a> #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #tornadowatch<\/a> #wxtwitter<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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And it starts. Storms have started firing in the vicinity of goldthwaite, far to the southwest. This activity will quickly spread Northeast and East from there over the afternoon. #fortworth<\/a> #dallas<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #ctxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #wxtwitter<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Severe thunderstorm warning for this cell near Cleburne, moving Northeast towards the Mansfield\/Midlothian vicinity, then aiming for SW #Dallas<\/a> County over next hour... timepoints on image.Likely hail core storm developing over Carter-Riverside in #FortWorth<\/a>, aiming for the NE suburbs & big airport. Wouldn't be surprised if there's a ground stop very soon.Yet another likely hail core storm over southern Arlington, moving again NE towards GP\/Irving\/NW Dallas County.#dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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meanwhile, in Central TX, a storm line from Temple to Fredricksburg to Kerrville is moving SE with hail to half-dollars & damaging winds... about to impact the #Austin<\/a> area.#ctxwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #wxtwitter<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Eyes on this Benbrook storm cell, moving ENE @ 25mph into the heart of Tarrant County... it could become a hailer at any moment! Timepoints on image. #fortworth<\/a> #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #severeweather<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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We're on storm watch here in #FortWorth<\/a>\/#Dallas<\/a> today. The Storm Prediction Center has us under a Slight (Level 2\/5) Risk generally along & W of the I-35 Corridor, with a Marginal (Level 1\/5) Risk for the rest of the region.This is for a high-wind\/large hail + default storm rain\/lightning concern from storms that will fire up along a dryline draped across the Panhandle\/High Plains\/Permian Basin, then move East... while the dryline barely moves from its starting point - this is not a "dryline passes us & clears us out with bone-dry air" scenario; we're staying firmly in the moist sector - for what seems right now to be a matter of over two weeks. More on this in a bit.There's also a similar risk of severe weather for Oklahoma & Kansas + the vicinity of Nebraska, too.These storms will likely get their start around noontime out West, then slide on East over the hours, reaching the Metroplex + I-35 Corridor by what looks like early evening (1800-2000 [6-8PM] CDT). Because the dryline won't move much, these storms will have long left their "charging station" & will be on a weakening trend, but still have the potential to be severe in this part of the state. This is indeed why the Eastern third of North Central\/Central Texas is under a lower level of severe risk.The models have a bit of a wide spread, but I'm gonna put the storm coverage at "isolated". This won't be a "storms region-wide" scenario, but instead a "couple to several storms" one.Note that there is a chance the storms *completely* fall apart by the time they reach the Metroplex, and also that such might be caused by "fuel siphoning" by potential light storms in the morning\/noontime. If - and this is an IF - we see rain here in the Metroplex & surrounds in the morning or around noon, this will reduce the storm potential for the coming late afternoon\/evening. Be prepared for this possibility, as well.Overall, this is NOT a "cancel everything" day, but instead simply a "be prepared\/geared up" day that you definitely wanna stay #WeatherAware<\/a>. I will, of course, be monitoring the situation & posting updates via Facebook, Twitter, Discord, Telegram, & live blog.Remember how I said that the dryline will stay meandering back and forth in West Texas for what appears to be over two weeks? Yeah, this is a perfect recipe for this "jungle boy"'s ideal kinda weather pattern. Look for every day - I'll say "through the 20th" for now - to have low, but still present, chances of mostly "pop-up" showers & thunderstorms (20%-30% coverage). The strongest storms will have low-level severe potential, mainly for hail & wind, through a very isolated tornado\/whirlwind is definitely a present possibility, as well.Highs will be in the 80s, warming to the 90s starting around Sunday... lows in the 50s for the next couple nights, becoming the 60s afterward. Expect it to be beautifully humid (moist).Stay geared up, y'all - be ready for rain at any moment. Again, I'll be on the platforms listed above, providing updates. Discord is the best place (serious homies only, please). Stay tuned, & stay trill.#dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #WeatherUpdate<\/a> #severeweather<\/a> #weather<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a> #okwx<\/a> #kswx<\/a> #newx<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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#StormStalkers<\/a> \u2013 #DFW<\/a> \u2013 May May Be StormyWe\u2019re on storm watch here in #FortWorth<\/a>\/#Dallas<\/a> today. The Storm Prediction Center has us under a Slight (Level 2\/5) Risk generally along & W of the I-35 Corridor, with a Marginal (Level 1\/5) Risk for the rest of the region. This is for a high-wind\/large hail + default storm rain\/lightning concern from storms that\u2026 https:\/\/sgc.fyi\/?p=8108<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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The dryline out West is just now spawning storms. The fact this is happening so late means that any storms that are gonna reach Fort Worth\/Dallas & the I-35 Corridor will not be arriving until after dark - perhaps almost midnight - if they arrive at all (they have to hold it together across a massive distance, far from their original lift source, & having lost daytime heating). But I figure at least a couple small clusters will - perhaps one gently diving from the Red River and another closer to Central Texas.Meanwhile, an area of very light rain, as part of a cloud deck, is currently over the US-281 Corridor, bringing said very light rain to locales like Graford, Wichita Falls, & Strawn. This is trying to move East, but its ability to move much further than this is not something I'm confident in. Still, if you get some North Texas sprinkles this afternoon, know that's exactly what that is - sprinkles.Generally, overall, we are under variably cloudy skies with temperatures in the 80s this afternoon, & plenty of glorious humidity. #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a> #weather<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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StormStalkers+=+=+Sure enough, what I mentioned earlier seems to be coming to pass. The storm cluster that formed in the southern half of the panhandle around noonday has slid southeasterly along the Red River, currently impacting the counties just southeast of Wichita falls, & will continue to slide east-Southeast across the Red River counties. Meanwhile, another strong cluster made their way across the concho valley and is now moving into the southwestern counties of North Central texas, such as your erath Again, movement mainly to the east. A small tail of very light rain is making its way into the metroplex from Parker County and so you can expect a few sprinkles for very light showers in Fort worth, dallas, and vicinity over the next couple of hours.<\/div>\n\n
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Today's round of storms has formed in wise county, along with several clusters out in the big country just east of the US 83 corridor. These will March east, and some of them will be severe. The potentials are large hail to the size of half dollars, damaging winds, heavy rain, and lightning. The northern counties of North Central Texas close to the Red River will be getting storminess over the next couple of hours from the Wise County cluster, while the rest of us have most of our potential during the evening from the storms out west that have a bit of marching to do. #weather<\/a> #fortworth<\/a> #dallas<\/a> #dfw<\/a> #dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Bet y'all took notice of them clouds, eh? The blazing sun gave way to them quite fast. They are indeed anvil blowoff from storms far to the west, and they do indeed indicate that we will have a stormy late-evening\/night!An Enhanced Risk of #severeweather<\/a> covers #FortWorth<\/a>\/#Dallas<\/a> & surrounds, with a Slight & Marginal Risk covering this sector of the state as a whole. A #SevereThunderstormWatch<\/a> is in effect for areas WEST of the I-35 corridor (but not including it). Currently the storms are along the Us-283 Corridor, out in the #BigCountry<\/a>. Many are severe-warned, and there's even one currently #tornado<\/a>-warned. They will march East over the next hours. The timing looks like the I-35 Corridor - of course including the core #DFW<\/a> #Metroplex<\/a> - between 2200-0000 (10pm-midnight)... points just to the west in the hours before, and points to the east in the hours after, with the storms ejecting into #Arkansas<\/a> & #Louisiana<\/a> by daybreak.The potentials are "all-modes", but mainly large hail to golf-balls, winds to 60mph+, heavy rain, & lightning... an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out but is quite unlikely. These storms are in clusters in a broken line from #WichitaFalls<\/a> down past #Brownwood<\/a>, and will likely stay that way.I'll of course be monitoring the situation & providing updates as they move into the Metroplex itself.#dfwwx<\/a> #txwx<\/a> #ntxwx<\/a> #weather<\/a> #weatherupdate<\/a> #stormwatch<\/a> #tornadowatch<\/a> #tornadowarning<\/a> #wx<\/a> #lawx<\/a> #arwx<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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