DFW Weather: Warmer than normal temperatures in North Texas

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Storms along the Red River remain north. The metroplex stays calm this evening.

• Storms end tonight.
• The cold front arrives on Tuesday morning.
• The next storm chances come on Thursday.

Storms tonight will move further east along the Red River. The latest data will keep the Metropex calm on Monday evening and Tuesday.

A cold front arrives on Tuesday morning, which ranks closer to the temperatures for this season, less humidity and a northwest wind. We will have a lot of sunshine on Tuesday and Wednesday, with rain opportunities holding up by Thursday.

Maybe they lived in North Texas for some time, but never understood what the cap is. Or maybe they are new to North Texas and remain completely confused by this term.

The cap is a warm layer of air in the atmosphere over our heads. Usually this layer of air rises in the atmosphere about 2,000 to 5,000 feet.

The reason why we call it a “cap” is that this layer of warm air acts like a lid and prevents storms from being able to form. Imagine it like a pot with boiling water with a lid. If the lid is switched on, it can hardly make a steam from the pot. But if you remove the lid, all of these steamed steam rises very Quick out of the pot. So if there is a cap, it finds thunderstorms difficult to form – because this cap or this lid prevents the air from increasing and therefore not all thunderstorms.

Remember again that the cap is like a lid on a pot with boiling water.

When the cap is not Storms can form freely there, although it is difficult for them to become serious. Days that not Feature A Cap are usually days that have widespread showers and storms, but not much about heavy storms. Are heavy storms possible in these cases? Secure! But they are not that common.

Remember that when a lid is not in the pot and steam and again and again, but remains rather constant in its intensity. Now think about when you had the lid in the pot and then remove it quickly. All of this steam suddenly breaks out of the pot.

The It is very similar to what happens when the cap falls here in North Texas.

In these cases, when a warm, unstable air breaks through the cap under the cap, thunderstorms in the atmosphere form very quickly and can quickly become serious. The energy has brewed under the cap for some time. So if she breaks, thunderstorms can get pretty strong – and that very quickly.

In these cases we usually see the strong storms that we can reach here in North Texas – storms with a very large hail, harmful winds.

The best chance for thunderstorms today will be in the window 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Look at yourself.

Overall, the warmer seem to stay here as normal temperatures to stay here for a while. Storms are Monday, Thursday and another weekend at the Memorial Day.