tdelatte's Blog

I just wanted to share some photos I recently took in Colorado. It was beautiful... but then again I'm not used to seeing real snow. And, this was perfect snow. It was just enough to cover the slopes and trees and not enough to really cause traffic problems.

Enjoy!

The warnings and alert whistles are ringing like crazy here in the newsroom today. It's probably best for your to turn your computer off, but if by chance you want to check out some links related to the severe weather I'll list a few for you.

1) Live Video on myFOXdfw.com - http://media.myfoxdfw.com/live/ - We've got Dan Henry's breaking news alerts from TV and the video from towercams up for you to see online.

2) myFOX Lightening Tracker - http://tropics.myfoxdfw.com/winter.php?siteID=1005&typ
e=winter - This feature allows you to watch lightening in North Texas as it occurs. Just click on the button that says Interactive Lightening.

3) Watches and Warnings - http://www.myfoxdfw.com/myfox/pages/Weather/Watches?pa
geId=9.4 - See what's been issued for your county.

4) Radars and Maps - http://www.myfoxdfw.com/myfox/pages/Weather/Radar?page
Id=9.5 - See the radar loops and satelite maps for the metroplex and region.

FOX 4's meterologist Ron Jackson reports there is a severe thunderstorm warning in affect for Tarrant County until 4:30 p.m. Sunday.

Jackson said north central and northeastern parts of the area should see heavy thunderstorms.

Winds are predicted at 50 to 60 miles per hour. Small hail and heavy rain in a short period of time are also possibilities.

Jackson said he does not expect tornados to form with this storm, which is moving in a northeastern direction.

All other areas of the metroplex should also expect some rain. Jackson said some areas are already reporting 1 to 2 inches of rain.

All areas of the metroplex should expect intense lightening and strong wind as the storm continues to move, Jackson said.