DFW Weather Alert: Hail, Wind Threats Through Monday Evening, 14-Day Forecast

Severe Weather Outlook for DFW

• ⚠️ A weather alert day is in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth area through Monday evening.
• 🎯 Storms redeveloping this afternoon and evening pose a threat of quarter-size hail and wind gusts up to 60 mph.
• 📍 The risk of severe weather is a marginal risk (level 1 of 5) for Dallas and Fort Worth, but increases farther south and west.

Current Conditions and Radar

• 🌡️ Temperatures are in the upper 60s and low 70s across the Metroplex due to northwest winds.
• 🛰️ The main line of storms has weakened and moved south and east, but isolated storms are popping up to the west.
• ⚡ A storm west of Mineral Wells is producing heavy rainfall and lightning, tracking east.

Afternoon and Evening Forecast

• 🕛 Through midday, conditions are expected to be quiet.
• 🕒 By 3:00 PM, showers and storms are forecast to redevelop out west and move east.
• 🕕 Scattered storms are possible around the Metroplex between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM.
• 🌃 By 8:00 PM, a line of rain and storms, potentially strong, is expected from areas like Corsicana to Hillsboro, moving southeast.

Overnight and Next Few Days

• 🌙 Overnight tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low chance of isolated showers, with temperatures dropping into the mid-60s.
• ☀️ Tomorrow (Tuesday) is expected to be drier with some sunshine and a very low chance of a shower.
• 🗓️ Wednesday and this weekend look mainly dry, with a slight increase in storm coverage anticipated for Thursday.
• 📈 The second half of the 14-day forecast suggests warm and mostly dry conditions.