DFW Weather Alert: Severe Storms Possible Thursday Afternoon in North Texas

Severe Weather Outlook for Thursday

• ⚠️ A WFAA Weather Alert Day has been issued for Thursday due to the potential for severe thunderstorms in North Texas.
• 🎯 The primary threat window is between 3 PM and 8 PM.
• ⚡ Storms could produce quarter to golf ball size hail and 60+ mph wind gusts.

Storm Timing and Movement

• ☁️ While Thursday morning may see some cloud cover, a strong atmospheric cap is expected to break.
• ⛈️ Thunderstorms are anticipated to move into the Metroplex from Oklahoma, south of the Red River, around 2 PM.
• ➡️ These storms will likely move from north to south and then shift southwestward between 4 PM and 8 PM.
• 📉 The threat for severe weather is expected to decrease after 8 PM as storms move into Central Texas.

Daily Forecast and Extended Outlook

• ☀️ Thursday will start with sunshine and a warm temperature of 68°F, climbing to a high of 91°F with noticeable humidity.
• 💧 Rainfall coverage is estimated at 40% for Thursday, with dry conditions expected for Friday and Saturday.
• 📅 A new front is forecast to arrive Sunday into Monday, bringing a 30% chance of thunderstorms.
• 📉 High temperatures are expected to drop to the 80s and even 70s next week, with a high of 80°F on Memorial Day.

Staying Informed

• 📱 It is crucial to stay updated on weather developments by checking back frequently.
• 🚨 Ensure you have a reliable way to receive warnings, such as the WFAA app or WFAA Plus on a smart TV.