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23/10/2023

Gear up, North Central Texas. Expect a mild, cloudy day with on-and-off light to moderate rain... highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Tarrant County until 9:15 PM (2115). A very rowdy storm from Parker County about to slid...
05/10/2023

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Tarrant County until 9:15 PM (2115). A very rowdy storm from Parker County about to slide in, with the potential for 70+mph winds, hail to ping pong ball size, and of course plenty of heavy rain and lightning. Batten down the hatches - and County is next!

04/10/2023

Heads up, / / / : Today will feature a partly- to mostly-cloudy morning with isolated showers generally along and E of US-75/I-45... with the afternoon seeing an increase in this isolated activity to "scattered showers & storms" regionwide. This evening into the night, a fierce squall line will initiate in the TX/OK Panhandles & move across the region from NW to SE.

Be & prepared, y'all. Potentials in storms are hail up to teacup size in the Panhandles/ area/Western /High Plains/ ... & up to golf ball size elsewhere. Winds may reach upwards of 70+mph, as well. All storms carry heavy rain & hazardous lightning.

24/09/2023

/North Central Texas: Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 2300 tonight, generally along & E of US-281. Watch for scattered thunderstorms to rapidly increase over the next couple hours; there's already one around the Lake Worth area as this is being posted. Activity will mainly track NW to SE. Possibilities are hail to tennis balls, high winds up to 70+mph, torrential rains, & frequent lightning. Stay .

continues to slide onto the coast, bringing tropical storm force winds & lots of rain to the Upper South & Mid-Atl...
23/09/2023

continues to slide onto the coast, bringing tropical storm force winds & lots of rain to the Upper South & Mid-Atlantic States. If you're in North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC, Eastern West Virginia, Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Eastern New York (including New York City), Connecticut, Rhode Island, or Massachusetts... you're either already being impacted or will very soon. Stay and remember: if you see floodwaters, "Turn Around, Don't Drown!"

Next round of showers & storms draped across the Northern & Western (N & W of the core MEtroplex) tiers of north Central...
20/09/2023

Next round of showers & storms draped across the Northern & Western (N & W of the core MEtroplex) tiers of north Central Texas... this is mostly non-severe with the exception of the far western tip of the complex with up to half-dollar hail & high wind gusts moving into Erath County.
Expect this activity to slide SE as the night progresses. Rain, sometimes heavy, and the occasional bolt of lightning. Some isolated small hail to nickel size is also a possibility.

Currently tracking a storm in central Denton County, sliding SE towards the middle of the Metroplex. It's a hail produce...
19/09/2023

Currently tracking a storm in central Denton County, sliding SE towards the middle of the Metroplex. It's a hail producer, up to quarter size... wind gusts to 60mph... & torrential rain with middling lightning. Prep for arrival over the next couple hours in far East Tarrant + most of Dallas Counties.

03/09/2023

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Though it's still gonna generally be hot like the gates to the underworld have flung open, today's heat will be peppered with actual scattered cloud cover + showers/storms!

Be prepared for the possibility of sudden rainfall as you go about your business today, & beware of lightning strikes. The strongest cells may spin up some high winds, as well. Direction will generally be from south to north (yes, south to north).

Activity will stop after sunset.

13/05/2023

Simply put, today is going to be a stormy one. Overnight, huge convective systems spawned statewide and in the surrounding ones, bringing widespread rain. This will continue through today, so I'd say expect rain on and off. It won't constantly rain, but expect it to rain most of the day. The same goes for tomorrow, Mother's Day.

The severe weather threat is low. The strongest storm cells will probably manage to spit out some quarter size hail and a little bit of feisty wind, but for the most part this is just rain and lightning. However, flooding is going to be a significant risk. Take flooding seriously, as it is actually the number one weather killer. Use your safety precautions, remember . Have your gear at the ready as you go about your business, and try to have your plans be indoors rather than out.

11/05/2023

It's a beautifully warm & humid one out there today... & with the ingredients present, we have contact - isolated "pop-up" thunderstorms have fired up along the US-281 Corridor between Mineral Wells & Hico. They're non-severe (for now) but have dropped some pea-sized hail on Stephenville.

Their main direction will be NNE & will trend Eastward. More may well fire up in the area between the US-281 Corridor & that of I-35 as the afternoon progresses into the evening.

In a nutshell - this is not a plan-cancelling day, but be aware & geared up just in case you get one of these storms in your vicinity. We may well find ourselves with a couple here in the / area itself. I'll be monitoring the situation.

10/05/2023

We're at a point where the showers and storms are more on the isolated side for the rest of this evening. They will also be isolated tomorrow. So be sure that as you're going about your business, you have your gear handy, but don't be canceling plans. A shower or storm that impacts will probably last 1 to 2 hours before moving on, with a break in between.

10/05/2023

Did you cram as much of this week's business into yesterday? If not, you're going to be dodging and amongst the raindrops, because for the rest of this week, plus the start of the upcoming week - including Mother's Day - it's going to be all about clouds + on and off rain across / and North Central .

Currently, a massive area of rain, mostly light to moderate with some heavy pockets, occupies the region south of interstate 20 and will move and spread northward this morning.

Yes, northward. A tropical style disturbance slid up from the Gulf of Mexico, so that'll be the main direction today. Overall we're in a very tropical style pattern right now, which of course I thrive in, being a jungle boy. 🙂😆

The rain will persist in the region throughout most of the day, tapering down somewhat in mid to late afternoon, leading to a sunset and night of more isolated activity. Then there's tomorrow, where we'll have isolated showers and thunderstorms regionwide.

Now the question you may have is, what about severe weather? This is actually not a severe weather kind of situation we're in this week. While an isolated storm cell might get a little feisty and produce marginally severe hail of quarter size and some Gusty winds, this is mainly going to be a rain and lightning event. So make sure to take your lightning precautions, and be aware that with how much sheer water will be falling, flooding will be the primary concern. So use Good Sense around water and remember that mantra, turn around don't drown!

As usual, I will be providing updates through the channels.

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