DFW Severe Weather Forecast: Overnight Storms, Hail, and 14-Day Outlook

Overnight Severe Weather Threats

• ⚠️ The primary severe weather threat for DFW overnight is concentrated southwest of the metroplex, with an enhanced risk (Level 3) in those areas.
• ⚡ For most of North Texas, including DFW, a marginal risk (Level 1) is in place, with the main threats being 60 mph wind gusts and quarter-size hail with the strongest storms.
• 🌧️ While scattered storms are possible overnight, coverage is estimated at around 50%, and severe conditions are not guaranteed.

Storm Timing and Progression

• ⏰ The most active period for storms in the Metroplex is expected between midnight and 3 AM.
• ⚡ Frequent lightning and heavy rainfall are anticipated with any thunderstorms that move through.
• ➡️ By 3 to 5 AM, activity will still be in the area, moving towards southeastern counties after 5 AM.
• ☀️ Friday is expected to be clear and comfortable with lower humidity and a sunny afternoon after the morning rain.

Extended Forecast and Temperatures

• 🌡️ Friday will see a high near 80°F, with Saturday reaching 85°F.
• ☀️ Southernly winds return on Sunday, bringing a pattern where afternoon showers or thunderstorms are possible, though most areas will stay dry.
• 📈 Temperatures will climb to 90°F on Sunday and 91°F on Monday, with daily rain chances remaining slim for the first half of next week.
• ☀️ High temperatures are generally expected to be in the low 90s for June.