DFW Easter Weekend Weather: Storms, Rain, and Temperatures

Weekend Storm Outlook

• ⛈️ A thunderstorm is currently crossing the Red River and moving into Oklahoma, with reports of nickel, P-size, and quarter-size hail.
• 💡 No rotation is associated with the current storm, and no further significant weather is expected until around 3:00 AM.

Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Forecast

• 🌧️ A line of thunderstorms is expected to develop from Wichita Falls to Abilene and reach the Dallas-Fort Worth area around or before sunrise on Saturday.
• ⏰ By noon on Saturday, much of the DFW area is expected to be dry, allowing for outdoor activities in the afternoon.
• ⚠️ The severe weather outlook for Saturday includes the possibility of hail up to quarter-size and gusty winds of 40-60 mph.
• 💧 On Easter Sunday morning, around 40% of the DFW area may see rain during sunrise services.

Easter Egg Hunt and Afternoon Conditions

• 🥚 For an Easter egg hunt before church, scattered rain is expected around 9:00 AM on Sunday, suggesting an indoor activity.
• ☀️ After church and by lunchtime on Sunday, conditions will improve to partly sunny with temperatures around 70°F.
• 📈 By 3:00 PM on Sunday, expect mostly sunny skies and a high of 74°F.

Rainfall Totals and Extended Forecast

• 📊 The Metroplex is expected to receive about a half an inch to an inch of rain, with higher amounts possible in northwestern North Texas.
• 💨 Saturday will be windy with scattered, on-and-off showers and a high near 79°F.
• ✅ Monday and Tuesday are forecast to be dry, with the next chance of rain arriving late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
• 🗓️ Scattered rain is also possible on Thursday and Friday, with low chances continuing into the following week.