They have dropped the Watch box for our area.
EASTER STORMS AHEAD
Overnight toward ?tomorrow morning (Easter Sunday sunrise: 7:18) we have a severe weather threat. A cold front sweeps in from the the northwest producing a complex of storms ahead of it. ?They arrive in the 3am-7am window into north Texas. There should be another round of storms along the actual frontal passage later in the morning as well. Damaging wind and large hail will be the main threat by these storms.
We will be staffing the CBS11 Weather Center overnight and into tomorrow morning. I?ll be here until 3am; Garry Seith will relieve me and stay until the severe weather threat ends in the morning.
Easter Sunday services means a large number of people on the roads in the morning; we all need to be keeping a watch to the skies.
MORE RAIN, THEN MORE COLD
We are still watching a major pocket of cold air to come down from the northern plains and invade Texas by Tuesday. We have excellent rain chances to start April with; both Tuesday and Wednesday look to be cold and wet. Overnight lows won?t get down into the ?late frost? range but highs will only be in the 50?s.
Source: http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2013/03/30/storm-threat-tonight-tomorrow/
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