DFW Weather Forecast: Severe Storms Possible Tuesday & Wednesday

Severe Weather Outlook for DFW

• ⚠️ A Weather Alert Day has been issued for Tuesday and Wednesday due to the potential for severe storms.
• 🎯 Threats include quarter-size hail, 60 mph wind gusts, and heavy rain, with a low tornado threat on Wednesday.
• 💡 Staying updated with the latest forecast and having a way to receive warnings, such as the WFA app, is recommended.

Current and Near-Term Conditions

• ☀️ Currently, DFW is experiencing lots of sunshine with temperatures around 70°F.
• ☁️ Cloud cover is expected to increase slightly this afternoon, with a slight chance of isolated showers today.
• 🌧️ Rain chances are expected to move out this evening and overnight, with mostly cloudy skies anticipated for Monday.

Tuesday and Wednesday Storm Development

• ☁️ Tuesday will start very cloudy, with rain and storms initially expected to stay west.
• 📈 By Tuesday evening and into Wednesday morning, coverage of rain and storms is expected to expand eastward, impacting the Metroplex.
• 🗓️ Wednesday is highlighted as the primary day to watch for significant rain and storm coverage and severe weather potential.

Storm Risks and Timing

• ⚡ On Wednesday, the Metroplex faces a slight risk for quarter-size hail and 60 mph wind gusts, along with a low tornado threat.
• 💨 While a slight risk for severe storms is noted, the initial threat is concentrated further west, with marginal risk extending to areas like Buoie and Breen Ridge.
• ➡️ By Wednesday night, the storms are expected to move off to the east.

Extended Forecast

• 🌡️ Today's temperatures will reach the low to mid-80s, potentially hitting upper 80s to 90 out west.
• 🌙 Overnight temperatures will drop into the upper 60s.
• ☀️ Thursday and Friday are expected to be dry with temperatures in the low 80s.
• 🌦️ Rain and storm chances are predicted to increase again by next weekend, with temperatures cooling into the upper 70s.