Some West Counties under Tornado watch

A “strong storm system” is expected to move to North Texas this evening and early Tuesday, which, according to the National Weather service, initiates a danger from heavy downpours, the risk of spin-up thornados and isolated cases of great hail.

A tornado watch was exhibited shortly before 10 p.m. Monday for areas north and east of Dallas-Fort Worth, including Cooke, Montague, Jack and Palo Pinto Counties. This watch is in force until 5 a.m.

The storm time bar for Dallas-Fort Worth begins this evening at 3 a.m. and lasts late Tuesday morning, the weather service said. The storm could affect the morning pendulum traffic for drivers in northern textas, according to forecast.

On Tuesday there was a 100 percent probability of rain, whereby the NBC5 meteorologist Grant Johnston will be worth it from the west towards Dallas-Fort in the early morning hours.

“It could be a rough journey to work or school tomorrow morning,” he said. “Some of them could be serious because the potential to damage winds is the main concern. We cannot rule out a short tornado. “

The weather service also predicts that wind gusts will reach up to 45 miles per hour on Tuesday. Wind counseling will be in force on Monday at 11 p.m. and will run on Tuesday evening at 9:00 p.m.

According to the Fort Worth Office of the Weather Service, the scattered showers brought Dallas Love Field Airport, approx. 0.3 inch rain. After midnight Monday, rainy conditions are expected, with low temperatures in the low 50s and gusts of wind reaching up to 30 miles per hour.

The area that is exposed to the greatest storm risk – large hail and harmful winds – is roughly and east of Interstate 35 in today’s and early morning hours of Tuesday. After the weather service, “one or two tornado” are also possible.

After the showers and storms on Tuesday morning, the weather will be sunny and airy, with high temperatures of around 70 degrees and gusts of wind of up to 40 km / h.

The storm system is currently predicted that on Tuesday from the Dallas-Fort Worth area on Tuesday, it increases the fire risks west of the I-35 on Tuesday, the federal forecasts.

The temperatures are expected to increase during the rest of the week before the probability of rain returns on Saturday.

Dalla’s forecast via KXAS-TV (NBC5):

TUESDAY: A 90% chance of morning showers and thunderstorms, some strong to heavy. Windy and mild for the afternoon with an increased risk of forest fire for Western Northern Texas. Some strong to heavy storms in East Texas Tuesday afternoon. Low: 44. High: 72.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny, airy and pleasant. Low: 40. High: 63.

THURSDAY: Partly on mostly cloudy and pleasant. Low: 54. High: 68.

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and mild. Low: 50. High: 79.

SATURDAY: Sun, clouds and a little cooler. Low: 42. High: 65.

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