Dallas – Don’t forget an umbrella this week! After a sunny weekend, serious risk of storms are back in northern Texas.
Monday forecasts
The clouds will continue to increase throughout Monday, with the humidity also increasing. The dispersed showers should start around noon west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, moving to Metroplex by the evening. Rain is possible but less likely in the oriental areas. Some rumbles of thunder are also possible on Monday evening. The cloud cover will help keep temperatures in the 1970s.
Tuesday forecasts
Bassows and widespread storms are probably Tuesday, with one to two inches of possible precipitation. Floods will be the main concern, but there is also a risk of violent time in the DFW region. Threats include hail, damage and sudden floods. Areas to the east and southeast can see a risk of low-end tornado. Storms should move at the end of the afternoon, with dry conditions to end the day.
7 -day forecasts
Wednesday will be the hottest day of the work week, with drier air and only low chance for showers. The chances of rain increase again late Wednesday evening until Thursday, as well as more cloudy coverage. Isolated storms can produce a small hail and temperatures will remain colder, remaining in the 1970s.
Mother’s Day weekend forecasts
The sky is expected to erase on Friday, creating a beautiful weekend from Mother’s Day. Look for the sunniest sky on Saturday and Sunday. The mornings will be briefly fresh, with soft and hot afternoons. The tops will be in the 1970s, certain areas reaching the 80s on Sunday.
The source: The information in this article comes from the National Weather Service.
