Contrasting weather in Dallas: storms ahead and sunshine to follow.
Dallas-Fort Worth residents should brace for a stormy weekend, with a 30% chance of rain on Friday and 40% on Saturday. However, Sunday promises sunshine and warm temperatures. Stay updated on changing weather conditions early next week as storms are expected to return.
Dallas-Fort Worth residents should brace for a stormy weekend, with a 30% chance of rain on Friday and 40% on Saturday. However, Sunday promises sunshine and warm temperatures. Stay updated on changing weather conditions early next week as storms are expected to return.
Hey there, Dallas-Fort Worth residents! Grab your umbrellas because it looks like we’re in for a bumpy ride this weekend weather-wise! The good news is that after a stormy Friday and Saturday, we’ll be soaking up some glorious sunshine by Sunday. Let’s break down what to expect over the next few days.
Let’s kick things off with *Friday*! The skies will be partly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. If you have plans, it might be smart to keep the umbrella handy just in case! Expect a high temperature of *84 degrees* and gentle southeast winds blowing at around *5-10 mph*. Most of the storms will be hanging out north and south of Dallas, with only a slight chance of isolated storms popping up right in the heart of the city. So you might just dodge a bullet with this one!
Now moving on to *Saturday*, it’s looking like we’ll see some weakening storms lingering around! With a 40% chance of rain in the forecast, high temperatures will peak at about *82 degrees* after a low of *67 degrees*. Look out for those winds picking up a bit, ranging from *10-15 mph*. Storms could potentially linger into the evening, so if you’re heading out, it’s best to keep an eye on the weather as the day unfolds. The weekend will definitely be making its presence known!
Finally, we reach *Sunday*! Clear your schedule because we will not be dealing with any rain! Instead, you can expect warm, sunny weather with a few passing clouds. The temperature will climb to a delightful *86 degrees*, with a low of *67 degrees* overnight. The southeast winds will be a little brisk, blowing at about *10-20 mph*. Perfect conditions if you’re planning a picnic or just want to unwind outdoors!
As we roll into *Monday*, expect warm and partly cloudy skies again, with a high around *87 degrees* and a low of *69 degrees*. But don’t put those umbrellas away just yet! Looking ahead to *Tuesday*, we’ll see a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms returning, possibly even some stronger storms, so stay alert! The day will start off with a low of *63 degrees* and reach a high of *85 degrees*. Storms could hit hard midweek, as a strong system approaches from the Panhandle!
Here’s the kicker: right after that high-pressure sunshine on Sunday, be prepared because a serious storm system is brewing! This midweek weather could bring in some intense thunderstorm activity due to warm, moist air rolling in from the Gulf. Weather predictions indicate that rain chances will ramp up again from *Monday through Wednesday*, so make sure you stay updated with forecasts to navigate any rapid weather changes. Keep that outdoor plan in mind, but always be ready to adjust!
So, whether you’re enjoying the storms, the sunshine, or both, keep your weather gear handy and enjoy the weekend, Dallas-Fort Worth! Happy weather watching!
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