North Texas Weather: Storms, Forecast, and Weekend Outlook

Current Storm Activity and Severe Threat

• ⚡ The severe threat for the Dallas-Fort Worth area has ended for Friday night.
• 🌧️ Heavy rain and lightning are present in Fannin County, moving east towards Oklahoma.
• ⚠️ Isolated chances of quarter-sized hail or 60 mph winds remain for Friday night, but the severe threat shuts down overnight.

Overnight and Saturday Forecast

• 💧 Rain coverage will remain high overnight into early Saturday morning, with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms.
• 🚫 No severe weather or flooding is expected for Saturday.
• ☀️ Rain coverage will drop throughout Saturday, with skies clearing by the evening, leading to a pleasant Saturday night.

Weekend and Work Week Outlook

• 🌤️ Sunday will be mostly dry for North Texas, with a low chance of rain west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
• 📉 Scattered shower and storm chances will diminish throughout the work week, with near-zero chances by mid-week.
• 🌡️ Temperatures will be cooler on Saturday (80 degrees) after a cold front, warming to the mid-90s by Saturday of the following week.

Temperature Trends and Seasonal Norms

• 📈 Saturday will be a much nicer day with a high of 80 degrees, significantly cooler than the previous days' highs in the high 90s.
• ☀️ Temperatures will gradually warm through the work week, reaching the upper 80s and lower 90s.
• 🍂 The second week of September is expected to be slightly warmer than normal, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s, which is close to the normal high of 90 degrees.

Final Weather Update

• ✅ All severe weather has concluded as of Friday evening.
• 📺 Updates will be provided on WFAA Plus if any further significant weather developments occur.