DFW Weather Forecast: Storms Expected Thursday, Rainfall Totals and Pollen Update

DFW Rainfall Totals

• 💧 Dallas and Fort Worth received over an inch of rain this morning, with some areas like McKenna seeing only a third of an inch.
• 📊 Denton recorded nearly an inch of rain, while Mineral Wells received less than a quarter inch.
• 📈 Graham picked up just under an inch and a half, and Terrell saw an inch and a third, contrasting with Greenville's half-inch.

Current Conditions and Pollen

• ☀️ Outside in Denton, it's 79° with partly sunny skies after the morning rain, and the high reached 81°.
• 🍃 Pollen levels are high due to spring, with grass and poplar being high, hackberry moderate, and fungus low.
• 💨 Southeast winds are currently at nine miles per hour.

Overnight and Morning Forecast

• 🌃 Tonight, there's a 10% chance of rain, with most areas expected to be dry overnight.
• 🚗 Tomorrow morning's commute is predicted to be dry, unlike this morning's wet commute.

Tomorrow's Storms and Severe Weather Risk

• ⛈️ Non-severe thunderstorms are expected to move into the metroplex around noon tomorrow, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and small hail.
• ⚠️ The weather alert day for tomorrow is from noon to 4:00 p.m., with everything moving out by 5:00 p.m.
• ⚡ The severe weather risk tomorrow is low, with only about half of the metroplex at a level one risk, and no tornadic activity is anticipated.

Extended Forecast

• 🌦️ Chances of rain continue on Friday and Saturday, with 50-60% coverage on Friday and 30-40% on Saturday.
• 🗓️ Monday is expected to be dry, but rain is possible again on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of the following week.
• ✅ The forecast for the next weekend is dry, with beneficial rain expected without the threat of tornadoes or large hail.