Temperatures will once again climb into the 90s today and tomorrow before the much anticipated cooler weather arrives. A few showers and storms may develop this afternoon, however, most locations are expected to remain dry.
Confidence is increasing that favorable moisture will combine with an upper-level system to produce widespread rainfall and localized flash flooding across North and Central Texas on Wednesday and Thursday. As of now, the window for the heaviest rainfall spans from Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Check back in for future forecast updates over the next couple days as we get closer to the event.
Cooler weather is in store for next weekend following widespread rainfall midweek and the passage of a cold front on Friday. The front will bring temperatures back down to near average, with lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s and highs from the upper 70s to mid 80s. Rain showers have a 30-50% chance to linger over the weekend, but rain totals won't be as high as what comes before Friday's front.
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