NORTH TEXAS — Measurable rain chances of at least 0.1 inch are highest along the Red River, with probabilities reaching up to 60 percent in far northern portions of North Texas as of the latest Thursday PM outlook. Rain chances will generally increase from Thursday afternoon, with the heaviest accumulations expected during the evening hours, before low coverage lingers overnight into Friday. Communities including Nocona, Bowie, and Gainesville sit within the highest probability zone, while areas farther south near Dallas and Fort Worth see notably lower chances.
Highest Rain Probabilities Concentrated Along Red River Corridor
The latest probability mapping shows the greatest chance for measurable rain concentrated along the Red River corridor in far north Texas, with Nocona showing a 61 percent chance and Bowie at 59 percent. This northernmost band, shaded in deep orange and red tones, represents the zone most likely to see meaningful rainfall as Thursday’s system moves through…