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Last Map Update: Sun, May 24, 2026 at 7:58:26 am CDT

Isolated afternoon and evening storms will remain possible today and Memorial Day Monday. A washout is not expected and many will remain dry. Severe weather is also not expected, but a few locations could see small hail and gusty winds beneath the stronger thunderstorms. Pay attention to the weather over the next couple of days, especially if you have outdoor plans!
Unsettled weather will persist through this upcoming week with daily chances for showers and storms across North and Central Texas. While not everyone will see rain each day, periods of locally heavy rain and frequent lightning will remain the primary concerns. A low flooding threat is expected where storms repeatedly move over the same locations.
Heading out for a day of fun on the lake this weekend? Pay attention to thunderstorm development! Make sure to check the forecast before heading out, and have a portable radio in the boat to get the latest forecasts. If the skies turn threatening, head to shore! weather.gov/safety/thunderstorm

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