DFW Weather: North Texas Drought Continues with Limited Rain Chances This Week

Current Weather Conditions

• 🌃 Tonight will be clear and cool with temperatures around 49°, typical for this time of year.
• ☀️ Monday will start with abundant sunshine, with highs expected to be warmer than normal, near 80°.
• 🌡️ High temperatures will continue to be above average, reaching 90° on Tuesday and remaining in the 70s and 80s for the next two weeks.

Rain Chances and Drought Concerns

• 💧 North Texas is in need of rain, with the last measurable precipitation occurring on March 9th.
• ⚡ Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible early Wednesday, with a low risk of severe weather including pea-sized hail or gusty winds.
• 🌧️ Another disturbance on Thursday could bring much-needed rain to West Texas and the Hill Country, which are experiencing severe drought.
• ☔ Scattered showers and thunderstorms are also anticipated for Friday, though these are not expected to be severe.
• 📈 Overall, rain chances over the next two weeks do not appear significant enough to alleviate the dry conditions.

Extended Forecast and Outlook

• 🌾 The forecast for the next two weeks shows consistently warm temperatures, with highs in the mid-to-upper 70s and 80s, well above the normal high in the low 70s.
• ☀️ The first week of April is predicted to be in the 80s every day.
• 📉 Current rain chances for early April are not significant enough to make a substantial impact on the drought conditions.