North and Central Texas will see more hot weather today, and most will remain dry. However, parts of western North TX have a low (10-20%) chance of seeing isolated storms this evening, most likely between 6-9 pm. While the overall severe threat is low, a few storms may be strong, bringing the threat for strong wind gusts, small hail, and frequent lightning.
After more hot weather and isolated storms this weekend, we will enter a more active weather pattern that could bring beneficial rainfall to many during the middle of next week. Widespread 40-60% rain chances are on tap for North and Central Texas from Tuesday night through Thursday. The rain and clouds may also limit Thursday's high temperatures to the 80s, bringing a slight break from the heat.
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