March 2023
DFW Early Thursday Afternoon Update
12:15 PM Temperatures

Big contrast in temperatures this afternoon across North Texas. 50s near the Red River to 70s in our southeastern counties. A cold front moves back through the area this afternoon and will be the focus of scattered T-Storms.
Thursday’s National Forecast Maps
Rain and T-Storm Chances Later Today

Rain and T-Storm chances returns later this afternoon and tonight as a cold front moves back through the area. After 3 PM this afternoon scattered showers and a few T-Storms will be possible in the Metroplex. Rain chances spread into our southern counties near the front by late afternoon and early evening. The activity will still be scattered so not everyone will see rain. A couple of isolated severe storms can’t be ruled out with a quarter sized hail threat.



Overnight Rainfall Totals

Areas along the Red River Valley in our northern counites received several rounds of rain and T-Storms yesterday evening and overnight. Rainfall totals were quite generous with 2″ – 4″ being common. A Flash Flood Warning was issued overnight at one point for Grayson county.
Thursday’s Southern Plains Travel Map
Today’s North Texas Hazardous Weather Forecast
William’s North Texas Hazardous Weather Forecast for Thursday:
Isolated T-Storms are possible today across North Texas with more widespread T-Storms expected tonight across much of the area. The severe threat is low, but a few storms may be able to produce small to marginally severe hail and heavy rain.