DFW Weather: Severe Storms Possible All Week in North Texas

Hail and Isolated Storms Today

• 💡 Viewer reports indicate hail the size of quarters and golf balls were seen in Fort Worth this afternoon.
• ⚡ While no thunderstorms are currently active in North Texas, a cold front may trigger isolated severe thunderstorms southeast of Dallas-Fort Worth, specifically in Johnson, Ellis, Hill, Navarro, Rockwall, and Kaufman counties.
• 💨 Winds are out of the north at 18 mph, with cooler air moving in after the front's passage.

Quiet Start to the Week

• ✅ Monday and Tuesday are expected to be quiet weather days with partly sunny conditions and building clouds on Tuesday afternoon.
• ☁️ A slight chance for cloud cover exists south of I-20 on Monday morning and early afternoon.

Active Pattern Developing Late Tuesday

• ⚠️ Thunderstorms are likely to develop very early Wednesday morning, after 3:00 AM, kicking off an active weather period.
• 📈 A level two slight risk is in place for the Metroplex and areas to the west for Wednesday morning, with potential for golf ball-sized hail and winds over 60 mph.
• ⛈️ Scattered showers and storms will continue through Wednesday morning, with potential reintensification into severe storms Wednesday afternoon and evening, especially in East Texas.

Extended Severe Weather Outlook

• 🚨 An additional round of thunderstorms is expected to redevelop Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with a level two slight risk for most of North Texas.
• ⚠️ East Texas faces a level three enhanced risk for severe weather Wednesday evening, overnight, and into Thursday morning, with concerns for golf ball-sized hail and winds exceeding 60 mph.
• 🗓️ WFAA Weather Alert Days are in place for Wednesday morning and night, and Thursday morning, with potential alert days for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday due to further chances of scattered showers and storms.
• 🥶 Cooler temperatures are expected for several days following this active pattern, with highs in the 60s.