Spectacular Fall weather for Rangers, Cowboys and trick-or-treating this weekend. 
Today, Sunny, 72/41
Sat, Sunny, 77/50
Sun, Sunny, 82
Mon, Sunny, 77
Tue, 73
North Texas weather looks dry for the next 5-7 days.

Frost Advisory west and north of DFW including Hood, Somervell, Parker, Wise, Denton, Collin, Hunt, Montague, Cooke, Grayson, Delta, Fannin, Lamar, Hopkins Counties Friday morning.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 71/38
Friday, Sunny, 72/45
Saturday, Sunny, 79
Sunday, Sunny, 82

Cold front and Fall temperatures tomorrow and Friday.
Today, Sunny 83/48
Thursday, Windy, 73/38
Friday, Sunny, 72/44
Dry warming trend through Halloween weekend.

Three tornadoes caused damage in North Texas this past weekend. One in Northeast Tarrant County Saturday, one near Lonoke, east of Dallas and the strongest at Rice, southeast of Dallas. 
Today, a massive line of storms is raging through the Mississippi Valley from the Great lakes to Northern Lousiana.

North Texas weather..Breezy, mild and dry.
Today, Sunny, 78/55
Wed, Sunny 81/49
Thu, PtCldy, 77/43
Fri, Sunny, 74

Dry this week, but not exactly quiet.
A powerful storm system crossing the northern two-thirds of the country will draw strong gusty winds across Texas from day to day.
Today, Sunny, Windy, 89 (record)/60
Tuesday, Sunny, Windy, 77/55
Wednesday, Sunny, 83
Thursday, PtCldy, 74/47
Friday, Sunny, 73

Severe Storms could occur again this afternoon generally East of a line from Waco to Corsicana to Paris. Dryline storms could form closer to I-35 and the DFW area by midday or early afternoon, becoming severe 50-80 miles East of Dallas.
As of Sunday morning, there were still a few hundred power outages in Dallas County, and a few hundred more in areas of East Texas. Unfortunately those areas of East Texas are the most likely areas to see a repeat of yesterday’s severe storms.

Power restoration is moving along very well in Tarrant County where storms ended around 6PM.  There are stll several thousand power outages being repaired in Dallas and Kaufman Counties and farther East. 
Isolated storms could break out late tomorrow morning or afternoon but conditions continue to improve.

Severe weather threat is over in DFW.  Storms are still active East and Southeast of Dallas, but the remaining storms to come through DFW are routine and weakening.  Again, the improving weather conditions will allow Oncor’s power restoration crews to accelerate their work across the area.

Flash Flood warnings continue in Dallas, Tarrant, Rockwall, Johnson and Ellis Counties until 6:15 and there would yet more more widely scattered storms with brief heavy rains, gusty winds and limited lightning, but the worst is over. 
The worst storms underway now are Southeast of Dallas in Kaufman, Navarro, Henderson and Van Zandt Counties.  Isolated tornadic supercells with large hail and flooding rains continue East and Southeast of Dallas but conditions locally in the DFW area are improving and will allow Oncor power restoration crews safer access to more areas, accelerating the process.

Tornado Watch until 8P.  Flash Flood warnings likely to be extended and expanded across North Texas in general until Saturday evening.   
Heavy rain, flooding, frequent lightning, gusty winds and small hail continue across North Texas with several thousand power outages. 
Most storms are not severe or capable of causing damage, but continued and repetitive storms crossing the area from southwest to northeast will slow the work of power restoration crews. 
The worst of the storms should be out of the area by 5PM.

Tornado warning for Denton, Collin, Dallas Counties expired at 1:45. Circulation weakening.
Gusty straight-line winds, downbursts, rain-softened ground and lightning strikes have produced more than 10,000 power outages in the DFW area.
Flash Flood Warning for Denton, Cooke and Grayson Counties until 3P.
Tornado Watch until 8P regionwide. More storms on the way.
Call tollfree to report power outages:
1.888.313.4747 For more on power outages including a map of local and regional outages, go to this site:

http://oncor.com/community/outages/

Live storm and damage coverage on WBAP 820 AM/96.7 FM.

Severe Tstorm warning for Western Tarrant County/Eastern Parker County until 1P. Storms with damaging winds moving N/E at 45mph. Intense lightning activity with storms. Combined wind, ground-softening from heavy rains and lightning strikes will result in increasing power outages regionwide through 6P.
Tornado watch regionwide through 8P.

Storms possible in DFW today, but far more likely northwest and north of the area through tonight.
Rain more likely in the DFW area tomorrow (Saturday).
Today, Storms mainly north 82/68
Saturday, Oct 23, Storms, 80/66
Sunday, Oct 24, MCldy, Windy 85

Warmer Mon-Tue. 
Big cold front Wed night or Thurs.

The last decent day for awhile.
A series of storm systems will cross from West Texas into Oklahoma, eventually reaching DFW Friday night and/or Saturday. Severe storms possible this weekend.
Today, PtCldy, 85/66
Friday, Cldy, Windy, Storms late 82/67
Saturday, Rain Likely 80/63
Sunday, Cldy, Windy, 81

Quiet weather through Friday.  Storms possible Friday night, more likely Sunday night. 

Today, Clearing, 82/60
Tomorrow, PtCldy, 84/64
Friday, PtCldy, Storms late, 82
Saturday, PtCldy, 84
Sunday, Storms late, 86

Rain and scattered storms increasing Tuesday morning.
Today, MCldy, Sct’d Rn, 83/59
Wednesday, Clearing, 82/60
Thursday, Sunny, 85
Friday, TStms, 82

Changes this week…

Today, Clouds increasing, 85/65
Tuesday, Sct’d shwrs/storms, 82/62
Wednesday, Rain ending, 80
Thursday, PtCldy, 83
Friday, Cldy, humid, 82
Storms possible this weekend.

Warm and dry through the Weekend.
Fri Sunny, 85/56
Sat Sunny, 86/57
Sun PtCldy, 84/58
Mon PtCldy, 85
Tue Cldy, Sct’d Rain, 80
Go Rangers!

Great weather continues through the weekend!
Today Sunny, 79/50
Friday Sunny, 85/55
Saturday Sunny, 87
Sunday PtCldy, 85
Mondayy PtCldy, Humid, 86
Rain and storms possible Tues-Thurs next week.

Great weather through the weekend! 
Mild and dry, but watch out for increasing grass fire risk.
Today Sunny, 82/51
Thu Sunny, 79
Fri Sunny, 85
Sat Sunny, 86
Sun PtCldy, 84

Yesterday’s storms dropped 1-2″ rains northeast of Dallas and golfball-size hail on areas east and southeast of Dallas Monday afternoon/evening. Crews are still repairing numerous power outages east of Lufkin near the Louisiana Border.
North Texas weather looks quiet the rest of the week.
Today Sunny, Breezy, 82/58
Wed Sunny, Breezy, 80/52
Thu Sunny, 80/50
Fri Sunny, 84
Sat Mostly Sunny, 86

Morning thunderstorms with heavy rains, lightning and gusty winds will spread through North and Northeast Texas, ending by afternoon.
Mon, Thunderstorms 84/57
Tue, Sunny, Breezy 83/54
Wed, Sunny 82
Thu, Mostly Sunny 81

Warm, dry weather will continue through the weekend.  Storms are possible Monday.
Today Sunny, 88/58
Saturday Sunny, 87/60
Sunday PCldy, 87
Monday Scattered Storms, 84

See you at the WBAP booth in the Automobile Bldg today at the State Fair!

Delightful weather with a slow warming trend through the weekend. Next chance of rain on Monday.
Today Sunny, 86/53
Friday Sunny, 87/57
Sat Sunny, 88
Sun Mostly Sunny, 87
Mon Partly Cldy, 83

Another beautiful day with a slow warming trend taking hold the rest of this week.
Today Sunny, 81/52
Thu Sunny, 87/57
Fri Sunny, 88
Sat Sunny, 90
Sun Mostly Sunny, 86
Enjoy!

More beautiful weather in store for North Texas with a dry warming trend through the end of the week.
Tue Sunny, 77/51
Wed Sunny, 81/55
Thu Sunny, 86
Fri Sunny, 88

Delightful weather will continue across North Texas virtually the entire week.
Mon Sunny, 76/50
Tue Sunny, 78/52
Wed Mostly Sunny, 83
Thu Mostly Sunny, 87
Open your windows and enjoy!

Spectacular..
Friday, Sunny and 86/59
Saturday, Sunny 85/58
Sunday, Sunny 81/55
Monday, Sunny 79
Enjoy!