DFW Weather Alert: Storms Expected Tuesday Evening Through Wednesday
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- ⚠️ Tuesday is a Weather Alert Day for DFW, with storms expected to move in during the evening.
- ⚡ The most impactful rain is anticipated during the afternoon commute and into the evening and overnight hours.
- 🎯 The primary concerns for these storms are damaging winds and large hail.
Wednesday Severe Weather Threat
- 🌧️ Wednesday will bring more widespread rain, with the potential for locally heavy rain.
- 📈 A marginal to slight risk for strong and severe thunderstorms exists for Tuesday night, with a more widespread threat on Wednesday.
- 🌪️ The severe weather on Wednesday includes threats of quarter-sized hail, damaging winds, and an isolated tornado threat.
Rainfall and Flood Watch
- 💧 Widespread rain is expected through Thursday morning, with potential totals of 1 to 2 inches in many areas.
- 🌊 Areas along the Red River could see 2 to 4 inches or more, leading to a flood watch in effect through Thursday morning.
- 📊 Isolated totals of 4 to 5 inches are possible, particularly along the Red River and into Oklahoma.
Weekend Forecast
- ☀️ After Wednesday and Thursday's rain, conditions are expected to dry out, with Thursday being mainly dry.
- 🌤️ The upcoming weekend will see scattered to isolated storm activity.
- 🌡️ Temperatures will warm into the lower 80s on Tuesday, with upper 70s expected Wednesday through the weekend.
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