DFW Weather Forecast: Weekend Sun, Storms Return Sunday, Severe Threats Next Week

Weekend Weather Outlook

• ☀️ Saturday will be pleasant with a high near 88 degrees and south winds at 8 mph. The morning low was a cool 65 degrees, below the normal of 69.
• 💨 Pollen counts are high for hickory, grass, and oak, potentially causing discomfort for allergy sufferers.
• ☁️ Overnight and early Sunday morning, showers and thunderstorms are expected in Oklahoma, with clouds spilling into North Texas.

Sunday Storm Chances

• 🌦️ Sunday morning may see isolated showers or thunderstorms, primarily in the northern Red River counties, fizzling out by lunchtime.
• ⚠️ A level one marginal risk for strong or severe thunderstorms exists along the Red River and down to US 380, with potential for up to 60 mph winds and quarter-size hail.
• 📈 Sunday afternoon will have a low coverage of spotty showers and storms, with a slightly better chance south of I-20.
• ⚡ A level two slight risk is in place for counties like Hood, Johnson, Ellis, and Henderson, with a level one marginal risk for Dallas and Tarrant counties.

Upcoming Week's Forecast

• 🌡️ Monday is expected to reach 90 degrees with another chance for spotty showers and storms.
• 🌧️ Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning will see a higher coverage of rain, especially west of the Metroplex, with a 40% chance for the Metroplex itself.
• 🗓️ Daily chances for spotty showers and storms are likely throughout the week, with the overall severe risk remaining low.
• ☀️ The forecast for the next two weeks is described as very Junelike, with warm temperatures and occasional rain chances.