DFW Severe Thunderstorm Watch & 14-Day Forecast: Hail, Rain, and Future Storms

Current Severe Weather and Hail

• ⚡ Severe thunderstorms impacted North Texas on Sunday evening, with large hail reported in areas like Hudson Oaks and Everman.
• 🧊 Hail sizes ranged from golf ball to tennis ball size, with some potentially larger in Everman.
• ⚠️ A Severe Thunderstorm Watch was in effect for Dallas, Tarrant, Parker, and other southern locations until midnight.

Current Conditions and Immediate Outlook

• 💨 While some areas experienced severe weather, Dallas and the Metroplex were mostly quiet, with lightning observed in Ellis County.
• 🌙 The storm activity has significantly dropped off to the south, with most areas expected to be clear by midnight.
• 🌦️ A spotty shower is possible early Monday morning, but the rest of Monday is forecast to be mostly sunny, breezy, warm, and muggy, with a high of 92.

Tuesday's Severe Weather Threat

• ⛈️ A severe weather threat is anticipated for Tuesday, primarily affecting the west half of the Metroplex and areas west of it.
• 📅 Activity may begin Tuesday morning and continue through the afternoon and evening, with a possibility of severe thunderstorms.
• 🌃 More thunderstorms are expected late Tuesday night, bringing significant rain.

Mid-Week and Weekend Forecast

• 🌧️ Rain is expected to continue on Wednesday, with activity winding down by Wednesday night.
• ⚡ Scattered thunderstorms are possible again on Thursday, with a chance of spotty rain on Friday.
• ☀️ Saturday is currently forecast to be dry, with a spotty shower possible on Sunday.

Extended 14-Day Outlook

• 📅 The 14-day forecast indicates a chance for rain at the beginning of the week of June 9th.
• 📊 The forecast shows a general pattern of scattered thunderstorms through the period, with some dry days interspersed.