DFW Weather: Severe Storms Exit, More Rain and Hail Possible

Storms Moving Out and Lingering Showers

• 🌧️ Spotty light showers are expected to remain around the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex this morning.
• ⚠️ The heavier rain has shifted south and east, with a flash flood warning issued for Henderson County until 8:15 AM due to 3-5 inches of rainfall.
• 💧 High water in some areas is a concern, but this is primarily south and east of the metroplex.

Afternoon Storms and Severe Risks

• ⚡ Scattered showers and storms are anticipated to develop in the afternoon, particularly east of Dallas and Fort Worth.
• 🎯 Coverage of these storms will be low across North Texas, mainly confined to East Texas and southeastern counties.
• ⚠️ There is a low-end risk for hail and gusty winds with these storms, categorized as a level one out of five marginal risk.

Approaching Storms and Weekend Outlook

• 🌪️ Another cluster of storms is developing in the Panhandle and is expected to move into northwestern North Texas early tomorrow, though they will likely be weakening.
• 🌦️ There's a marginal risk for strong, severe thunderstorms with hail and wind concerns in northwestern counties for tomorrow as well.
• 📈 Rain chances increase over the weekend, with about 40% coverage expected Saturday night into Sunday.

Temperature Trends

• 🌡️ Today's highs will be in the lower 80s to upper 70s, noticeably cooler.
• 🔥 Temperatures will warm up significantly in the latter half of the week, reaching the upper 80s tomorrow and low 90s by Friday and Saturday.
• ☀️ By late next week, temperatures are expected to climb back into the low to mid 90s as rain chances decrease.