Storm Complex Could Finally Bring Rain to DFW Sunday With Greatest Severe Potential Near Wichita Falls and the Red River

DALLAS-FORT WORTH — A complex of storms will move in from the northwest tomorrow, raising the possibility that DFW could finally see rain after a prolonged dry stretch. Coverage is expected to run around 40 to 60 percent for northwestern counties closer to the Red River, with these storms carrying the potential for severe gusts up to 60 mph and pocket change size hail during the main timeframe from 2 PM to 5 PM.

Greatest Severe Potential Targets Northwestern Counties Near Wichita Falls

The Greatest Severe Potential zone, highlighted on the forecast map, covers a stretch of northwestern Texas counties closer to the Red River, including areas near Wichita Falls and Graham. This region carries the highest confidence for storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts and larger hail…

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