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Cooke County Weather Radar (Live)

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• •Isolated storms may develop west of Interstate 35 this
• •Scattered storms are anticipated in North Texas on Thursday,
• •Above normal temperatures will continue into next week.

Expect another hot and dry day for most as the upper level ridge remains planted across the southern CONUS. Afternoon highs are expected to peak between the mid 90s in Central Texas to around 102 in portions of North Texas. While efficient mixing will occur this afternoon, humidity will remain high enough to push peak heat indices between 98-107 degrees. The majority of the region will remain in a Heat Advisory through 8 PM this evening, outside of our southwestern counties where heat indices are lowest. A weak disturbance aloft will be located just to our west this afternoon, but will allow for isolated shower/storm development for areas west of the I-35/I-35W corridor this afternoon into early evening. Any storm that develops could produce gusty, erratic winds and lightning. Additionally, there remains a low chance for isolated development in our southeastern Central Texas counties as the sea breeze moves inland this afternoon. This activity will be mainly tied to diurnal destabilization, and should wane in coverage with the loss of daytime heating after sunset.

Excerpted from the National Weather Service Area Forecast Discussion (FWD office). Read the full discussion →

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