Balmy today, stormy tomorrow in North Texas
North Texans should enjoy warm temperatures and a little sunshine Monday before the chance of severe storms returns to the forecast Tuesday.
As of early Monday the Storm Prediction Center had placed all of North Texas at Slight Risk of severe storms Tuesday. The risk area extends from southern Kansas into the Texas Big Bend.
The forecast is similar to that which produced tornadoes and large hail Friday. The SPC expects storms to develop to the west of Wichita Falls in the afternoon or evening and move east.
Tornado danger is pegged as low with a greater risk of large hail and isolated heavy rain. Storms may continue into Wednesday and chances of rain and more storms continue through Thursday.
Sun, 25 April 2021 | Written By: Alec Malloy
Alec Malloy is a content writer with over 7 years’ experience spanning a range of commercial sectors.
Week Ahead: Apple and Tesla earnings, Fed meeting and US GDP in focus
Lots to bite our teeth into this week. We start with the Fed, although we’re not anticipating big things. An optimistic GDP outlook is coming for the US, though, while consumer confidence indicators are on their way.
Elsewhere, China’s manufacturing PMI data is released after 13 months of straight growth.
We’re also looking at another earnings charge as Wall Street reporting season rolls on with Apple, Facebook, Tesla, Alphabet and Microsoft all due to deliver quarterly numbers.
On the Left: That old time religion
Jack Batson: On the Left
One of the great debates of the last, oh, 150 years is if capitalism should be regulated. The answer is staring us in the face – yes. The beginning of the latest debates began with Ronnie Reagan and may now end with the Great Freeze in Texas.
I’m going to show that without regulation, capitalism becomes irresponsible and predatory. Fasten your seat belts!
When it’s not morphing into monopolies (more on that problem another time), capitalism sets prices by competition. We all agree that the long-sought “fair price” is the price set by competition. A good or service is worth whatever you agree to pay for it.
poll. trump s going to win texas and he s going to win texas big. just mark that down and we ll visit about it after the election. do you think he ll win it by more than mitt romney? i think it will be a similar amount. we ll have you back after the election to see where we end up on that, congressman michael burgess. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. joining me majority report podcast. sam, i thought you know, there s a sort of there s two ways this could go, as we head into these final days. first of all, nothing s over. anything can happen. things can change. polls can be wrong. people cannot turn out, et cetera. but donald trump can sort of lash out increasingly or we can see him shrink over the next few weeks. i saw him at the event today and the jenna johnson writeup in the washington post made me think maybe we ll just see more of the latter. yeah, that was very whimsical. i mean, that s the type of thing that i think you would anticipate him saying
will, will come through the united states congress. tax policy will originate in the house of representatives. it doesn t just happen at the white house. but you just said before, which i think is key, is that your sense is that it s a change election because people are worried about the deficit. people are worried people are worried donald trump people are worried up and down about they re certainly concerned about the status of national security. certainly concerned about the fact that we ve not secured our southern border if they re so worried about change in the red state of texas, how is it the case that the latest poll out of the university of houston has trump up by just three points in your home state, a deep, deep red state where republicans dominate every level of government and a democrat hasn t won statewide since ann richards. chris, that s a houston poll. things that come out of houston oftentimes baffle me. it s a university of houston poll. and h