The Brief
- Widespread rain and isolated storms will impact the morning commute through midday, with highs struggling to reach the mid-60s.
- Rain chances decrease Wednesday as temperatures begin a steady climb, reaching the mid-70s by Thursday with partly cloudy skies.
- A dryline setup brings a renewed risk for strong to severe thunderstorms each afternoon and evening from Friday through Sunday.
DALLAS – A rainy start to Tuesday will give way to lingering showers through Wednesday. Residents should prepare for a stormy weekend, as severe weather is possible during the afternoon and evening hours both Saturday and Sunday.
Tuesday’s Forecast
Expect a wet commute this morning as a disturbance brings widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms. While severe weather is not anticipated today, these storms will produce frequent lightning and heavy rain. Afternoon highs will be cool, only reaching the low to mid-60s.
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7-Day Forecast
Moisture will keep rain chances in the forecast for Wednesday, particularly east of DFW. A warming trend begins mid-week, with highs climbing into the mid-70s.
While the workweek remains mostly quiet with gradually rising temperatures, our attention shifts west by Friday. A developing dryline is expected to trigger storms each afternoon and evening through the weekend.
Weekend Weather Alert
An unsettled and stormy pattern returns to North Texas this weekend. Strong thunderstorms are possible across parts of the Metroplex as early as Friday.
While specific details regarding timing, coverage, and intensity remain uncertain, the potential for severe weather is increasing. Those with outdoor plans should stay weather-aware and check for updates as the weekend approaches.…