FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY - Heavy rain threat tonight
Through the day today the weather will stay quiet. It’ll be warm and breezy as highs jump back to the 80s. Later this evening around your drive home time, rain chances will begin to increase. By late evening more storms are expected with heavy rains training over the area.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for storms this afternoon!
We are expecting a quick line of scattered storms to move across the ArkLaTex later this afternoon after having a warm and dry morning. Storms should bring some strong wind gusts and they do have a little chance at providing tornadoes. High temperatures will get into the upper 70′s and lower 80′s.
First Alert Forecast: Rain showers starting midday tomorrow
A busy week of weather in Michiana, or as I like to call it, a round of weather whiplash! From near 60F early week to rain and snow showers midweek with wind chills in the upper 20s. A First Alert Weather Day is out for Thursday.
First Alert Weather Days Tuesday and Wednesday; damaging wind gusts possible
When and where will the winds be the strongest, and what do you need to look out for? The KOTA First Alert Weather Team has you covered here!
First Alert Weather Day for severe storms tonight | 11/17 AM
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Good morning, Texoma! Temperatures will warm to the 70s today, and skies will cloud over gradually through midday. It’s possible some locations see showers this morning into the afternoon, but the heaviest activity doesn’t move in until this afternoon and evening. Winds will be out of the south at 5 to 15 miles per hour.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Severe storms possible Monday morning
The tornado risk with Monday’s morning storms is low, but it’s entirely possible for a stray tornado to form. Since instability within the atmosphere is low but wind shear is high, any tornadoes that form should be relatively short-lived and likely weak.
Severe storms possible in North Texas overnight | First Alert Weather Day
A line of storms will develop in the western part of North Texas after midnight and move eastward into the Metroplex during the morning commute. Strong winds will gust 35-40 mph overnight before the storms arrive and remain gusty into Monday afternoon.
First Alert Weather Day: Widespread showers, damaging winds and possible tornadoes head for North Texas
By early Monday morning, scattered severe thunderstorms with winds 60 mph+ and the potential for isolated tornadoes will be possible.
Storm chances on the rise by Sunday evening as a storm system approaches North Texas
A Pacific cold front will enhance chances for showers and thunderstorms across North Texas by Sunday evening, some strong to severe.
Storms approach North Texas Sunday with severe weather possible overnight into Monday
Sunday and Monday are First Alert Weather Days. First Alert meteorologist Brittany Rainey has the latest forecast.
Storms on the way to North Texas Sunday evening, Monday morning
A line of storms will develop in the western part of North Texas after midnight and move eastward into the Metroplex during the morning commute. Strong winds will gust 35-40 mph o
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Seasonally warm temperatures and cloudy skies to start off your week
Temperatures this week will start warm, with the next two days reaching the upper 60s and Wednesday in the mid-60s.
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First Alert Weather Day extended into Saturday due to elevated fire danger and strong winds
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