A complex of storms is moving east and southeast through Central Oklahoma early this morning. This complex may spread some showers and storms into the northeastern portions of North Texas after daybreak. Gusty winds, lightning and locally heavy rainfall will be possible.
Sunday will be hot and breezy with winds of 15 to 25 mph gusting up to 35 mph. Temperatures will mostly be in the 90s but triple digit temperatures are again expected in some areas west of Interstate 35/35W. Heat index values this afternoon will be in the 100-106 degree range. An elevated fire danger will exist along and west of a line from Bowie to Glen Rose to Goldthwaite.
Low rain chances exist Monday afternoon across Central Texas where seabreeze showers and isolated thunderstorms may occur. Monday night we will be watching another storm complex that may bring rain to the northwest parts of North Texas.
Hot days coming up... Be sure to know the terminology and don't forget these heat safety rules. For additional information check out this heat safety website: www.weather.gov/heat
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