Mostly cloudy and cool this evening in the DFW Metroplex with a south breeze. If you’re making evening plans you may want to grab a warm jacket.

DFW will see off and on rain and storm chances over the next five days. Tomorrow, a few storms are possible late day – any storms that form tomorrow could be severe with a hail threat. Friday, a cold front pushes through the area, and storms will form late morning or early afternoon from either the I-35 corridor, or just to the east. Severe weather with a hail and wind threat would also be possible with any activity Friday. Sunday, a compact storm system moves across the area, and rain and storms may again be possible. It’s still questionable but there could also be a severe threat on Sunday.

The lingering cloud cover this afternoon worked to hold high temperatures down by a few degrees. Actual highs today were mostly a mix of 60s across North Texas.

No weather complications for the Wednesday evening commute in the DFW Metroplex. Expect cool and dry conditions with temperatures in the 60s.

The morning showers have ended, but the residual cloud cover is lingering across most of the area. Because of that daytime highs may be held down a few degrees.

Most of the showery activity from this morning is now winding down across North Texas. A few lingering showers remain possible in our eastern counties through early afternoon.