Multiple rounds of showers and storms are expected through Sunday with heavy rain and minor flooding possible across parts of western North Texas Saturday night through Sunday morning. Isolated amounts over 5" are possible in northwest Texas and along the Red River. A Flood Watch has been issued from 1 AM Saturday through 1 PM Sunday for Greyson, Cooke, Montague, Wise, Jack, and Young counties.
The next round of showers and storms will begin to develop west of our area late Saturday afternoon and move east during the evening and overnight hours. Some storms may become strong or severe with large hail and damaging winds. The tornado risk may increase if storms develop ahead of near the surface boundary. Heavy rain and flooding will also be possible. Storms will spread eastward on Sunday but decrease in intensity before ending by midday.
A line of showers and storms will continue to move east this morning. The main hazards with this activity will be small hail and gusty winds around 30-40 mph across portions of North Texas. There could be pockets of heavy rain, but the flooding concerns will remain low this morning. Additional rounds of heavy rain will arrive later today and tonight increasing the flooding risk particularly across the northwest and along the Red River.
Rain chances will decrease from west to east during the day on Sunday as the storm system departs to our east. The sun will return for most of us with breezy west winds during the afternoon.
A brief lull in the precipitation is expected on Monday but rain chances will return late Tuesday through the rest of the week as multiple disturbances move across the region. Periods of heavy rain, mainly towards the end of the week may increase the flooding concerns.
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