it's closer.. . . .

Here's this afternoon's 4pm radar. The storms keep boiling up on the radar animation, and then sliding off north to Oklahoma almost as fast as they propagate. But the whole system is getting nearer.

Outside, there are tall clouds in the west, but it is still sunny here.

Even if this system doesn't manage to reach us, we may actually have another chance tomorrow:

The shortwave is eventually expected to kick out to
the northeast during the day on Sunday and move further east than
what was expected yesterday at this time. With this in mind think
that the heavy precipitation axis will set up further east and
actually has a good chance of setting up just west of Interstate
35 by Sunday afternoon. If this pans out this would spread
anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of much needed rainfall over at least
half of the County Warning Area by Monday morning. With the expected easterly
shift of the heavy precipitation axis...went ahead with 70 to 80
percent chance of storms from the metroplex and west Sunday
afternoon and Sunday night.

So still hoping ...