Texas Spring 2024

[Brent]

Flood watch here for tomorrow night after a TV met did a rain dance yesterday Can't even make this stuff up sometimes

[HockeyTx82]

Well, at least the National Weather Service really does go "all in" on their decision making, unlike the Cowboys.

[rwfromkansas]

Much of KS has been in an awful drought and finally getting inches of rain. They need it badly, as well as our Oklahoma friends.

[Brent]

Much of KS has been in an awful drought and finally getting inches of rain. They need it badly, as well as our Oklahoma friends.

Yeah like I said it was so bad here yesterday one of the most well known TV mets in Tulsa did a rain dance

Now some models have us getting over 6 inches

[Cpv17]

Much of KS has been in an awful drought and finally getting inches of rain. They need it badly, as well as our Oklahoma friends.

Yeah like I said it was so bad here yesterday one of the most well known TV mets in Tulsa did a rain dance

Now some models have us getting over 6 inches

It’s coming man! Enjoy it. Might be yalls biggest weather event of the year lol

[CaptinCrunch]

Looking like the severe weather will now be from Dallas County to south and east looking at the radar. Storms will stay along the frontal boundary.

[HockeyTx82]

Two confirmed Tornados on the ground down south of DFW. Yikes. That area is getting trained and hit hard. Hopefully everyone stays safe.

[Cpv17]

Two confirmed Tornados on the ground down south of DFW. Yikes. That area is getting trained and hit hard. Hopefully everyone stays safe.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of that start creeping into the southern parts of Dallas soon.

[rwfromkansas]

That line SE of Dallas is intense.

[ElectricStorm]

Hope everyone in Nebraska ends up being ok, insane outbreak and very high end damage from the pictures I've seen so far

[Ntxw]

Quite an outbreak between Lincoln and Omaha areas. Hope everyone is OK up there.

DFW tacked on another 0.41" of rain today to bring the monthly total to over 4.2"+. With some more likely over the weekend.

[Brent]

Now the big question is what happens tomorrow cause yeah today is way worse than I expected

[JayDT]

Flood Watch in effect for DFW area through Sunday afternoon. 1.5 to 3 inches of rain with isolated totals of 3 to 5 inches.

[ElectricStorm]

Now the big question is what happens tomorrow cause yeah today is way worse than I expected

Probably not anywhere close to what we saw today, although I do think we could see a few strong tornadoes. Storm-mode has trended more linear on models and convection still looks to fire a little early. Still a dangerous day, especially if anything can stay discrete (or even semi-discrete)

[rwfromkansas]

That Omaha tornado may be 2 miles. Insane!

[rwfromkansas]

I know a college friend in Winterset, Iowa. I hope that lifts!

[Anti-freeze]

 https://twitter.com/BDAhrensWX/status/1784006973647720545

[cheezyWXguy]

If the 0z HRRR is on to something, dfw should be on alert tomorrow evening. It shows a cluster of supercells moving through most of the area between 6 and 9pm and in a pretty conducive environment for large hail and an isolated tornado at least. SRH values are impressive, but I would wonder if capping would be enough to keep the tornado threat in check . That said, if future runs and other models corroborate the depicted scenario then an upgrade to enhanced would be well warranted.

[ElectricStorm]

Recent HRRR runs seem to be showing less early convection as well as it arriving to C OK a couple hours later than earlier runs showed. Looks like another dangerous day ahead.

[cheezyWXguy]

There ya have it. Dfw in an enhanced risk for all hazards now, with a moderate risk just off to the nw and into Oklahoma. Stay safe people