Afternoon and evening storm chances (20-40%) will return to parts of North and Central Texas today. Isolated to scattered storms will develop this afternoon, most likely between 4-8 pm, bringing the threat of lightning, gusty winds, and small hail. Not everyone in the shaded areas will receive rain, but all of us will have to deal with the continuing heat. Highs will be in the 90s to near 100 degrees today.
High pressure overhead will bring hot and dry conditions to the region to begin the work week. A few isolated afternoon storms are possible (10-20% chance) on Monday across North Texas, but most locations will remain dry.
An upper level low pressure system will bring increasing rain and storm chances mid to late next week and continue into the weekend. The primary concern is heavy rain and localized flooding, so remember to check back for updates over the next few days.
Widespread rain chances are forecast for North and Central TX Wednesday through the weekend. Most of the region will likely receive at least 1 inch of rain (70-90% chance) but higher totals of 4"+ are possible (30-50% chance). The rain and clouds will also keep the high temperatures in the 80s and lows in the 60s through the weekend. Forecast details will continue to be adjusted over the next few days.
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