DFW Weather Forecast: Weekend Storm Chances and Upcoming Week

Weekend Storm Outlook

• ☁️ Clouds will increase across North Texas tonight, leading into early Sunday morning.
• ⛈️ Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected overnight and into early Sunday morning, with a weakening complex moving into the area.
• ⚠️ The risk for strong to severe thunderstorms is very low on Sunday morning, mainly concentrated along the Red River.
• 🧊 Hail could be pea-sized, with maximum quarter-sized hail possible in the strongest storms.
• 💨 Winds could reach 30-40 mph, with a maximum of 50-60 mph in isolated instances.

Sunday Afternoon and Evening

• ☀️ Afternoon temperatures will be warm, reaching the middle and upper 80s across North Texas.
• 🌦️ Clouds are expected to break up throughout the afternoon.
• ⚠️ South of I-20, there's a risk for a couple of strong thunderstorms late Sunday afternoon into the evening, though coverage will be low.
• 🟡 The I-20 corridor has a level one marginal risk, with a slightly higher chance for stronger storms in Johnson, Ellis, Hill, and Nearo counties, and parts of Henderson County (level two slight risk).

Upcoming Work Week Forecast

• 🗓️ Monday has a 20% chance of showers and storms, similar to Sunday's coverage.
• 📈 Tuesday and Tuesday night are expected to be the peak coverage for storms, with 40-60% probability, especially in the evening.
• ⚡ Spotty showers and thunderstorms are possible Wednesday and Thursday.
• ⚠️ The overall severe risk for the next five days looks to be low, with a higher chance for stronger storms west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area (e.g., Jacksboro, Weatherford, Bowie).
• ☀️ The following weekend is forecasted to be dry, with high temperatures returning to the 90s.