DFW Weather: Pop-up Storms Tuesday, Severe Weather Risk Wednesday

Tonight's Weather Alert

• ⚠️ A tornado watch is in effect until 11 PM for far western and northwestern counties, including Stevens, Young, Jack, and Montague.
• 🌧️ Heavy rain is possible for areas north of the Red River down to Decatur, Jacksboro, and Graham, under a flood watch until Thursday morning.
• 🌡️ Tonight's low will be 72 degrees, with warmer and more humid conditions than typical for this time of year.

Tomorrow's Storm Potential

• ⚡ Tomorrow brings a 20% chance of pop-up thunderstorms, mainly in western and northwestern North Texas.
• 💨 These storms could produce hail and damaging winds, with activity potentially rolling in from West Texas.
• ☀️ Most of the DFW area is expected to remain dry, with a high near 85 degrees.

Wednesday's Severe Weather Threat

• 🚨 Wednesday is designated as a WFA Weather Alert Day due to a high-coverage storm system.
• 🌪️ The potential exists for all forms of severe weather, including hail, high winds, and brief, isolated weak tornadoes.
• 💧 Heavy rain is also expected throughout the day, with the highest likelihood in the afternoon and evening.

Extended Forecast

• 🗓️ Thursday is expected to be dry, followed by chances of scattered rain on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday.
• ☀️ The forecast indicates a dry period after May 6th, with only a low chance of rain on the weekend days.