Expect mix of clouds, sunshine as slight rain chances continue in North Texas
Expect a mix of clouds and sunshine, with highs around 90° and feels-like temperatures closer to the mid-90s.
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Expect a mix of clouds and sunshine, with highs around 90° and feels-like temperatures closer to the mid-90s.
By Tuesday afternoon, a backdoor cold front (a cold front that moves in from the northeast) arrives, increasing our chances of isolated thunderstorms.
Some showers and thunderstorms will impact the afternoon commute on Tuesday. The best opportunity for widespread rain and thunderstorms currently looks to be Friday into Saturday.
Friday will be the first of five days in the 90s. Feels-like temperatures in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex will be 94° on Friday afternoon.
The heat index will rise every day, reaching the upper 90s on Sunday.
There's a threat of isolated thunderstorms, especially east of I-35 throughout the afternoon.
There were plenty of flooding issues across Tarrant County Monday, and DFW is under a level 2/4 risk for flooding again Tuesday into early Wednesday morning.
Temperatures will reach into the mid-80s in the late afternoon and cool into the 70s after sunset.
Temperatures will be warmer in the mid-80s by Friday afternoon. Most will stay dry, with a 20% chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm.
There is a level 2/4 risk for flooding from DFW toward the Red River counties.
Thursday is a First Alert Weather Day due to the threat of heavy rain and non-severe thunderstorms.
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for the day, with expected impacts to include damaging winds, localized flooding, and hail.
Looking ahead to the rest of the workweek, the warming trend continues. A high-pressure ridge builds in; expect highs to return to near 90 on Wednesday.
A quiet and warm weather pattern is settling into North Texas through the workweek as highs climb back into the upper 80s and lower 90s.
There have been some changes to the forecast, especially regarding the chance of severe weather.