Ali Turiano, a FOX 4 meteorologist, examines the storms that are predicted for Saturday.
North Texas is going to have a stormy start to your Saturday.
Storms and rain are expected to persist until late in the morning, around noon.
Watches and Warnings
Ellis and Navarro County are under a Flash Flood Warning till 1 p.m.
Until 5:00 p.m., Anderson, Freestone, and Limestone County were under a tornado watch.
Up until noon, a Severe Thunderstorm Watch was in effect for a large portion of North Texas. We may apply that to our eastern regions as well.
Forecast
The region east and south of the Metroplex will experience the most storms and rainfall.
In the southeast, there will be an increased risk of wind, hail, and flooding.
East and southeast Texas will see the fiercest storms with the highest chance of severe storms.
Things in North Texas ought to dry off rather rapidly. Showers will move eastward in the afternoon, and there’s a chance that the sun will emerge and the temperature will rise into the 60s.
Early in the evening, a few showers can redevelop.
Live Radar: North Texas
7-Day Forecast
We do anticipate fog and low clouds in the morning, but Sunday will be a much calmer day.
After it burns off, the afternoon should be partly to mainly sunny with temperatures well into the 60s to almost 70s.
Ahead of a cold front, Monday is still expected to be very warm, with temperatures in the 70s for everyone and even 80 degrees in some places.
Tuesday will see highs in the mid-fiftys and be dry, windy, and cold.
As the winds lessen for those who are leaving, New Year’s Eve will fall into the 40s.
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