DFW Weather Forecast: Storms Arrive Sunday, Clear by Evening

Sunday Father's Day Weather

• 🌧️ Father's Day will see rain and storms moving into North Texas, with the highest chance of coverage around noon.
• 🌡️ Temperatures will be held back by the storms, staying in the low 80s during the peak rain period.
• 💨 By late afternoon into early evening, storms are expected to move out quickly, with only a 10% chance of rain.

Afternoon and Evening Outlook

• 📈 After the storms clear, temperatures will warm up into the low 90s, which is seasonal for this time of year.
• 🌃 Overnight, skies will be partly cloudy and dry, with temperatures dropping into the mid-70s.

Storm Movement and Timing

• ⚡ A complex of rain and storms is moving south from Oklahoma, with some strong storms noted between Wichita Falls and Gainesville.
• ⏰ The line of storms is expected to reach Decatur around 9:00 PM, DFW around 10:09 PM, and downtown Dallas around 10:31 PM, moving faster than initially anticipated.
• 📉 By 4:00 PM, most of the rain will be to the south, and by 6:00 PM, everything should move off to the south and east.

Potential for Severe Weather

• ⚠️ There is a low threat of storms becoming severe, with the possibility of quarter-sized hail and 60 mph wind gusts, though this would be very isolated.

Extended Forecast

• ☀️ Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to be dry.
• 📅 Juneteenth will have a 10% chance of storms, with chances remaining low through the first part of the following weekend.
• 🔥 The second half of the 14-day forecast indicates a very dry and hot period.