Good Sunday morning, North Texas!

Grab the sunscreen but keep an eye on the radar today. We are looking at another very warm and muggy afternoon as highs climb back into the mid-80s across the entire area.

A weak, stalled surface boundary is draped right over the Metroplex today. Combined with afternoon heating, it’s going to trigger some isolated to scattered pop-up showers and storms later today. The highest overall coverage looks to favor areas west of I-35 and down into Central Texas.

Organized severe weather is not expected, but because storm steering winds aloft are so weak, these cells will move very slowly. That means frequent lightning and localized heavy downpours are the main hazards today. If you have outdoor plans and hear thunder, remember: when thunder roars, head indoors.

For your Memorial Day Monday, the forecast holds steady. Expect a carbon-copy day with warm, humid conditions and another round of scattered afternoon pop-ups to watch out for during your holiday cookouts.

Looking ahead, the pattern remains very warm in the 80s into next week with rain chances lingering. Our next likely chance for widespread rain and storms arrives on Wednesday.