DFW Weather Forecast: Storms Expected Tuesday and Wednesday

Monday Weather Outlook

• ☁️ North Texas will experience partly to mostly cloudy skies on Monday, with dry conditions expected.
• ⚠️ Isolated thunderstorms may develop in far west Texas near the panhandle, potentially impacting western portions of North Texas, but severe weather is not anticipated for the Metroplex.

Tuesday Storms and Severe Risk

• ⛈️ Thunderstorms are expected to arrive in the Dallas-Fort Worth area later on Tuesday, with scattered showers and storms lingering through the evening.
• 🎯 The severe weather risk on Tuesday is a level one marginal risk for areas like Bowie and Graham, with potential for quarter-sized hail and 60 mph wind gusts.

Wednesday: Peak Storm and Severe Threat

• 🌧️ Wednesday is forecast to have the highest chance of rain, with widespread showers and thunderstorms moving across North Texas.
• ⚠️ A level two slight risk for severe weather is in place for all of North Texas on Wednesday, with potential for quarter-sized hail, 60 mph winds, and a low risk of isolated tornadoes, particularly south of I-20.
• ⚡ The mode of thunderstorms on Wednesday is expected to be in larger clusters rather than individual supercells, which may help to mute the overall severity.

Extended Forecast

• ☀️ Thursday and Friday are expected to be quieter with pleasant temperatures.
• 🌦️ Scattered showers and storms are possible next weekend, but they are not anticipated to be severe.
• ⚠️ The pattern suggests a cycle of potential WFAA weather alert days followed by calmer periods, with a possibility of strong to severe storms again late next week into the following week.