DFW Weather: Costliest Hail Storms in North Texas History & 14-Day Forecast

Recent Hail Storms and Damage

• ⛈️ While recent storms brought hail to North Texas, yesterday was not a day of major hail damage.
• 💡 The most significant hail events in North Texas history include May 5th, 1995, causing $1.62 billion in damage, and April 28th, 1995, at DFW, resulting in $654 million in damage.

Current Weather Conditions

• ☀️ Today featured sunshine with temperatures reaching the upper 70s.
• 💧 Current radar shows very light rain showers across North Texas, primarily between Denton and McKinney, and around Rockwall, but these are falling apart as they move south and east.

Forecast for the Coming Days

• ☁️ Tonight, most areas will remain dry with clouds, and temperatures will drop into the upper 50s and low 60s.
• 🌧️ Tomorrow, rain will move in from the south, with southern counties seeing rain earlier. Scattered showers are expected across most of North Texas by tomorrow evening, possibly with some lightning, but no strong or severe weather is anticipated.
• 🌡️ Tomorrow afternoon temperatures are expected to reach the upper 70s to low 80s for most, though cooler in the south due to rain.
• 🌦️ Widely scattered showers and possible thunderstorms are expected on Friday, with rain chances winding down by Friday evening, especially in eastern counties.
• 📉 Behind a cold front, temperatures will drop into the upper 60s by Monday, returning to the 70s by Tuesday with a slight chance of storms around April 2nd and 3rd.