Well, you've been busy the
last couple of days, Piece.
Some of us have to work for a living,
Cynthia, and builds character it.
Now that I'm in my 50s, I'm
not buying that anymore.
Maybe at some point when
I was in my 20s, late 50s.
Well, unfortunately that's true too.
And you know, I thought for
years that you were 10 years.
I thought for years you were
10 years younger than me.
I let you. You lied to me.
You lied to me. You know why?
She's almost as old as I am.
Folks. And I really don't look it.
There we go, boy.
Mike, run while you can, man.
I tell you what,
I thought we all liked one another.
What happened, Cynthia?
Did you run out of your Mother Teresa quotes?
And now you got to slam me. OK,
so here's the story.
So we've had severe weather on Saturday,
Sunday. Now I know if you live.
So listen, I was talking to some
friends today and they're like,
well, hold it, We didn't have
any rain in Dallas on Saturday.
I'm like, so if it doesn't rain in Dallas,
then we haven't had any severe weather.
We had severe weather Saturday.
It was S all South of the Metroplex.
We had severe weather Saturday, Sunday,
Monday and we've had it already today.
We've had some spots today that have
picked up a baseball sized hail.
So since Saturday we've had just
in the Metroplex 84 you can see
the map 84 reports of severe hail.
Severe hail is defined as one inch in
diameter or larger and it's gone all
the way up to five inches in diameter
since Saturday across the Dallas.
Fort Worth area since Saturday
across all of North Texas,
203 reports of severe hail.
We have more hail in the forecast tonight.
That's why we have a severe thunderstorm
watch for the Metroplex N to the Red River,
east through East Texas into Arkansas,
parts of Oklahoma and certainly
into Louisiana until 9:00 O'clock
tonight for more hail.
That's my number one severe concern tonight.
It's very large hail.
It could be golf ball size
to baseball size or larger,
any thunderstorm that pops up.
And you know,
last night we had one and it
was one heck of a thunderstorm.
That potential exists this evening too,
and even overnight damaging winds.
My #2 concern?
This isn't a tornado set up,
but that I can't rule out tornadoes.
The threat is really, really,
really low, but it's not zero.
And of course,
flooding rains as well right now.
Scattered showers across Denton
County and Collin County and let
me this is the last six hours.
Watch this thunderstorm just roll through.
It created some pea sized hail
here in downtown Dallas and then
some large hail in East Dallas.
East Dallas had golf ball sized hail or
a little larger than that couple spots.
Even had hail that was close
to baseball size.
That has all moved off into East Texas.
Here's 7:00 o'clock tonight.
So a scattering of thunderstorms
as we head through the evening.
There's 10:00 PM Let's go to midnight.
There's midnight.
And then overnight things start
to ramp up again,
just like they did last night.
3:00 o'clock in the morning.
Here's 7:00 in the morning.
We'll have some rain around and
that severe threat tomorrow,
right now it does not include the Metroplex,
but it I believe this threat may
be shifted back to the West to
include Dallas Fort Worth tomorrow.
Otherwise East Texas is under
the gun once again.
It's that's the quarter size hail,
golf ball size hail or larger and
even the damaging gusty winds.
7:00 tomorrow morning scattered rain around.
As we head through the day tomorrow.
Not as widespread as it has been,
but a scattering of rain and even some
of those isolated a little thunderstorms
as we head through the day tomorrow
and then gets hot 98 on Thursday with
triple digits Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
right through Monday of next week,
with heat index value Saturday
and Sunday and Monday.
1O81O9110 hot temps they are.
Hopefully you enjoyed the little bit of
break we had today when we had highs
only in the upper 70s because upper
90s and triple digits are on the way.
71 tonight, 40% of a sea rain,
30% of a sea rain tomorrow.
We hit 91 tomorrow and then 90
eights in my forecast on Thursday
and then triple digits Friday.
Right through Friday of next week.
We could even extend that
through next weekend.
So yeah, triple digits are here.
Tomorrow is Flag Day, Sunday is
Father's Day and Monday is Juneteenth.
So a lot going on that 10 day forecast.
It may be a little bit of rain,
a stray thunderstorm Saturday, Sunday,
and then the middle and end of next week,
but it's just going to get
hot the average first.
Triple digit day is,
as Cynthia always points out as July 1.
And so it's going to be a
little bit earlier than normal.
And Cynthia,
if you look at that forecast there,
if July 1 is the average first,
it's June 16th,
we'll have our first one this
year. So excellent graphics.
I like the dates on them.
I put those on there just
for your viewing pleasure.
You've complained for years.
And finally we put the
dates on there for for you to,
you know, I want to go with some
nice pretty pictures too to help
you out as well if you need that.
Are you going to be nice to me?
I'm angry. I'm sorry.