Storms that began near a frontal boundary in Oklahoma Saturday afternoon, developed enough lift and forward momentum to sweep toward North Texas, although they died out before reaching the border. But the cool air-outflow exhaust from the dying storms produced a storm-generated cold front known as an outflow boundary. The outflow boundary raced into Texas where it encountered a rich environment of high humidity and ambient temperatures at or above 100 (lots of lift). The storms produced 50-70 mph downburst winds which caused widespread damage and a few injuries in an RV Park near Eagle Mountain Lake.
Today, Mostly Sunny, Breezy, hot and humid,Isolated storms possible this afternoon, 99 (108 ) / 79, Winds SW10-15
Tuesday, Rain and Scattered Thunderstorms, 92 / 77
Wednesday, Rain and Scattered Thunderstorms, 89 / 76
Thursday, Widely Scattered Showers and Storms, 91 / 78
Friday, Rain ending, 92 / 74