DFW Weather: Weekend Storms, Large Hail Risk, and Extended Forecast

Weekend Storms in North Texas

• ⚠️ Severe weather is a threat for North Texas today and tomorrow, with the potential for storms to develop over the next few hours.
• 💡 The primary risk for the strongest thunderstorms will be very large hail, with golf ball size or larger being the main concern.
• 🎯 Today's storm development window is estimated between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., with storms likely moving southeast of the Dallas-Fort Worth area by 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m.

Saturday's Severe Weather Alert

• 🚨 Saturday is a WFAA weather alert day from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., with a level two slight risk for all of North Texas.
• ⚡ The main threats include golf ball or larger size hail and 60 mph winds.
• 📱 Viewers are advised to stay updated, have a way to receive warnings, and download the WFAA Plus app.

Tornado and Hail Risk Assessment

• 🌪️ The tornado risk is considered very low due to weak low-level winds, though it's never zero in May.
• 🧊 The main risks for tonight and tomorrow remain hail and damaging winds.

Extended Forecast and Weather Outlook

• 🌦️ Scattered thunderstorms are expected Sunday and Monday, with some potentially severe.
• ☀️ A break from unsettled weather is forecast for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with dry and pleasant conditions.
• 🏖️ Rain chances return for Memorial Day weekend, with scattered showers and storms expected.
• 📈 The overall weather pattern over the next two weeks is expected to be spring-like and unsettled.