DFW Weather Forecast: Severe Storms, Timing, and Rainfall Totals

Severe Weather Outlook for North Texas

• ⚠️ WFA Weather Alerts are in effect for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, primarily during the morning hours.
• 🎯 The strongest storms may produce golf ball-sized hail and 60+ mph wind gusts, with a low tornado threat.
• 💡 It is crucial to have a reliable way to receive warnings, especially as much of this activity occurs before sunrise.

Daily Storm Chances and Timing

• 🗓️ Wednesday: Storms are expected to initiate west of the Metroplex around midnight, moving into Western Denton and Tarrant Counties by 4-5 AM, and through the Metroplex between 4-6 AM. Most of the day will be dry, with a slight risk for severe weather in Denton, Collin, and Tarrant Counties.
• 🗓️ Thursday: A larger cluster of storms is anticipated between midnight and 6 AM, clearing out by the afternoon. An enhanced level 3 risk is noted for Eastern Texas.
• 🗓️ Friday: Wider storm coverage is expected from early morning through the day and into Friday night, with a slight risk continuing for the DFW area.
• 🗓️ Saturday: The morning is forecast to be soggy, with conditions drying out by the afternoon.

Rainfall and Preparedness

• 🌧️ Rainfall Totals: Expect 2-3 inches of rain across the Metroplex, with higher amounts of 4-6 inches possible in Northeastern North Texas.
• 📱 Preparedness: Downloading the WFA app and ensuring notifications are turned on is highly recommended for receiving timely warnings.
• 📺 Consider downloading WFA Plus for the latest updates.