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DFW Weather: Weekend Rain and Severe Thunderstorm Chances

WFAAApril 7, 20254 min14,915 views
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Overnight and Morning Storms

  • 🌧️ Overnight, heavy rain was experienced in the Metroplex, with areas west of Fort Worth seeing hail ranging from quarter to golf ball size, and even up to tennis ball size in a couple of spots.
  • ⚡ Overnight thunderstorms are expected to continue, with potential for hailers and quarter-size hail or larger in areas like Archer City, Graham, and Eastland between 3-5 AM.
  • 🚗 For the morning rush, expect showers and rain around 6-10 AM across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Severe Weather Outlook for Tomorrow

  • ⚠️ A WFA Weather Alert Day is in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth area from 6 AM to noon tomorrow, with concerns for hail and strong winds, and a low tornado threat.
  • 📍 Severe thunderstorms are more likely in Northeast Texas tomorrow afternoon, specifically from Clarksville to Minnola to Gilmer to Lynen to Texarkana.
  • ⏱️ The timing for severe thunderstorms in Northeast Texas is expected around 3 PM, potentially turning more severe by 5 PM, and moving out of the area within two hours.

Weekend Rain and Flood Watch

  • Heavy rain is anticipated from late Friday night through Saturday morning, significantly impacting outdoor plans.
  • 💧 A flood watch is in effect through Sunday morning for northeastern sections of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Paris, Sulfur Springs, Clarksville, and Texarkana.
  • ❄️ A little bit of snow is possible Saturday in the Panhandle and Rolling Plains.

DFW Weather Forecast Details

  • 🌡️ Today's high was 69°F, with a current temperature of 61°F and a north wind at 16 mph.
  • 🌃 Tonight's low is forecast to be 58°F, with developing thunderstorms.
  • 🌦️ Tomorrow's high is expected to be 68°F, with rain and thunderstorms, especially in the morning, and severe potential mainly east of the Metroplex.
  • ☀️ Sunday is expected to be dry with sunshine, and the next chance of rain is Wednesday, April 16th.
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