Stormy Stretch Ahead

A stormy stretch of weather begins tonight in North Texas and lingers through Saturday.

Today (Thursday)

• Conditions: Last dry afternoon before rain returns.
• High: Mid 80s.
• Other: Increasing humidity.

Tonight

• Conditions: Scattered thunderstorms moving in from the northwest.
• Severe Risk: Limited – possible quarter-sized hail (1 inch) and wind gusts to 60 mph.
• Trend: Storms sag south overnight.

Friday

• Morning (DFW Metroplex): Stormy and wet.
• Afternoon: Scattered thunderstorms possible.
• Evening–Overnight: Complex of storms from the west brings very heavy rain and severe risk (damaging wind gusts to 60 mph). Lingers into Saturday morning.

Saturday

• Morning: Lingering heavy rain/storms.
• Afternoon: A few additional showers and thunderstorms redevelop.

Sunday Morning

• Clears out early.

Time Period	Main Conditions	Severe Risks	Rainfall Potential
Today Afternoon	Dry, warm, humid	None	None
Tonight	Scattered T-storms	Hail (1″), winds 60 mph	Isolated
Fri Morning	Stormy, wet	Low	Heavy in spots
Fri Afternoon	Scattered T-storms	Low	Scattered
Fri Eve–Sat AM	Heavy rain, storm complex	Winds 60 mph	Very heavy
Sat Afternoon	Showers/T-storms	Low	Light–moderate
Sun Early	Clearing	None	None

Stay alert Friday evening through Saturday morning – heavy rain could lead to flooding, especially in urban areas like DFW. Weather Tracker TV DFW will have live severe weather coverage as needed through this event.