DFW Weather: Thunderstorm Forecast for North Texas Through the Week

Evening Thunderstorm Outlook

• ⚡ Scattered thunderstorms are expected through the evening in North Texas, with the primary threat being lightning.
• ⚠️ A tornado watch is in effect west of the Metroplex until 10:00 PM, though the Metroplex itself is not currently under a tornado threat.
• 💨 Some storms could produce quarter-size hail and 60 mph winds.

Potential for Severe Weather Tomorrow

• 🎯 The main severe weather risk is anticipated in the next several hours, with a possibility of development tomorrow afternoon.
• ⛈️ If the atmospheric cap weakens tomorrow, there's a potential for quarter to golf ball-sized hail and 60 mph winds.
• 🌪️ An isolated tornado threat cannot be ruled out for tomorrow afternoon, specifically between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM.
• 📈 Tomorrow's severe weather coverage is estimated at 40-50%, with a higher likelihood for areas along the Red River and northeast of the Metroplex.

Mid-Week Weather and Beyond

• 💨 A cold front is expected to move through the area around sunrise on Tuesday, bringing cooler and more pleasant temperatures.
• ☀️ Tuesday and Wednesday are forecasted to be dry and pleasant.
• 🌧️ Scattered rain is possible on Thursday, with a chance of rain also impacting the Memorial Day weekend, specifically Sunday and Monday.

Current and Near-Term Conditions

• 🌡️ Today's high reached 85°F, close to the normal of 84°F, with a warm and muggy atmosphere.
• 💨 Currently, temperatures are around 80°F with a south-southeast wind at 15 mph, contributing to a tropical feel.
• 📉 Humidity is expected to drop by Tuesday.