DFW Weather Alert: Severe Storms, Hail, and High Winds Expected in North Texas

Tonight's Severe Weather Threat

• ⚠️ WFA Weather Alert Days are in effect for Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday, with specific times for tonight's and tomorrow's alerts.
• ⛈️ Tonight, expect thunderstorms with potential for golf ball-sized hail and 60 mph winds, primarily west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area initially, moving into the Metroplex by midnight.
• 🎯 Not all thunderstorms will be severe; severe potential is concentrated in the strongest cores, with hail up to golf ball size and winds up to 60+ mph.
• 🌪️ While tornado threats are low tonight, there's a chance for an isolated tornado on Sunday afternoon and evening, mainly east of the Metroplex.

Sunday's Storm Potential

• ⚡ Round two of storms is expected Sunday afternoon, with scattered showers and storms developing around 5 PM.
• 💥 These storms could also produce golf ball-sized hail and 60 mph winds.
• ⚠️ By 7 PM Sunday, expect large hail and damaging wind gusts, with a possibility of an isolated tornado, especially east of the Metroplex.
• 📈 Sunday afternoon into the evening (3 PM - 9 PM) is a Level 2 Slight Risk for most of the Metroplex, escalating to a Level 3 Enhanced Risk to the east.

Upcoming Unsettled Pattern

• 🗓️ Monday and Tuesday are expected to be relatively quiet, but the pattern turns unsettled afterward.
• 🌧️ Wednesday is another WFAA Alert Day with more showers and storms possible.
• 🌊 The unsettled pattern with potential for strong to severe storms is forecast to continue through Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
• 🥶 The forecast indicates cooler temperatures after this active period concludes.