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Severe Weather Threat Looms Friday

12/8/2020

A low, but not impossible Severe Weather Threat is imminent for Friday, December 11th, 2020.

Our last Severe Weather Threat, in which DCW was unable to fully cover, was a low threat up until the day of the event. The event left an EF-2 Tornado that tore through areas of Arlington. The tornado left a lot of devastating damage, while it was on the ground for around 8 minutes, according to the NWS.

Here is your full detailed 7-Day Forecast:

Wednesday: Even though the day isn't included in the 7-Day, it is expected to be the pick of the week. Temperatures will sit comfortably in the lower 70s, with sunny skies throughout the day. Very similar to Thursday
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Thursday: Sunny start, isolated clouds later in the day. Storms possible around or after midnight. High of 72. Low of 55

Friday: Storms likely before noon. Storms could contain a low risk of damaging winds and very isolated hail. A tornado threat is not completely predictable until tomorrow. High of 68, cold front will force lows into the upper 30s and lower 40s.

Saturday: Some clouds to start the morning, sunny skies expected in the afternoon. High of 52. Low of 32.

Sunday: This day is expected to be the coldest day of the week, with a chance of clouds & sun. High of 48. Low of 28. Be aware of sensitive plants while frost is likely.

Monday: Sunny skies with an isolated cloud or two. High of 53. Low of 38.

Tuesday: Sun & Clouds with a possibility of showers or storms overnight. High of 56. Low of 32. Very low chance of flurries (Unlikely).

Wednesday, December 16th, 2020: Showers/Storms/Sleet possible in the AM hours. Very far out, nothing official to forecast. High of 61. Low of 36.

Make sure to keep updated with DCW on our website and our Facebook page for the latest.

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