DFW Severe Thunderstorm Watch: Latest Forecast and Timing

Current Severe Weather Threats

• ⚡ A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for several North Texas counties, with some expiring soon and others lasting until 2:00 AM.
• ⚠️ While thunderstorms have exited some areas like Weatherford, lightning remains a significant concern.
• 💨 Gusty winds have been recorded, including a 51 mph gust west of Denton's airport, and winds up to 25 mph in Tarrant County.

Storm Details and Timing

• ⛈️ A thunderstorm warning has been extended for parts of Collin County, even as the storm weakens, it could still produce 50-60 mph winds.
• 📍 The primary storm track is moving southeast, impacting areas like The Colony, Fairview, Allen, Princeton, Parker, Climax, Richardson, Wylie, Sachse, and Farmersville between 10:19 AM and 10:53 AM.
• 💧 While heavy rain and lightning are expected, the likelihood of significant hail is low, with only pea-sized hail possible.

Southern DFW Storm and Wider Forecast

• 🎯 Another severe thunderstorm is located south of Granbury and is moving towards Glenrose, with potential impacts on Cleburne and Grandview.
• ☁️ The radar indicates that by 11:00 PM, the Metroplex should be clear, with only scattered thunderstorms expected tonight, not widespread.
• 🌡️ Tonight's low temperatures will be in the 70s, with tomorrow being about 10 degrees cooler than today, featuring scattered showers and mostly clouds.

Extended Outlook

• 📈 The next 14 days show a few spotty showers on Thursday, followed by dry conditions on Friday with a high of 92°F.
• 🌦️ The weekend and early next week (Monday and Tuesday) may see 20-30% chances of rain, with hot temperatures returning after next weekend as conditions dry out.