DFW Weather Forecast: Severe Storms Possible Sunday and Monday

Sunday Severe Weather Outlook

• ⚠️ Today presents a lower-end risk for severe weather across North Texas, with isolated to scattered thunderstorms expected.
• 🎯 The metroplex is under a level two slight risk, while areas northwest of DFW face an enhanced risk (level three).
• ⚡ Potential threats include golf ball-sized hail and winds up to 60 mph, with an isolated tornado risk being low but possible.
• 📈 Thunderstorms are anticipated to pop up west of the metroplex by 5 p.m., moving through the DFW area by 9-10 p.m. before moving out by midnight.

Monday Storm Chances

• 🌧️ Monday brings another level three enhanced risk for severe thunderstorms to the Dallas-Fort Worth area and points north.
• 🌪️ Threats include quarter to golf ball-sized hail, 60 mph winds, and a potential for isolated tornadoes, especially northeast of DFW.
• ⏰ Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected in the morning, with coverage moving east of the metroplex by the afternoon and clearing out by evening.

Mid-Week Outlook and Memorial Day Weekend

• ☀️ Tuesday and Wednesday are forecast to be dry with comfortable temperatures as drier air moves in, reducing humidity.
• 🌦️ A slight chance for scattered showers and storms exists on Thursday, with highs around 82 degrees, not expected to be severe.
• 🗓️ Memorial Day weekend is showing a chance for scattered rain, with Monday potentially having the better chance for showers and storms.