Wintry from Northwest to Plains; Fire Weather Threats in South High Plains; Coastal Storm Impacts in Northeast

Wintry weather and below normal temperatures will continue from the Northwest mountains to the North/Central Plains. Gusty winds and very dry conditions will create elevated to critical fire weather threats across the South High Plains. A coastal storm meandering in the Atlantic will gradually spread showers, winds, and coastal impacts across New England. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Apr. 1, 2020 at 10:23:13 pm CDT

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Warmer Tonight

Rain/Storm Chances Increase

Increasing clouds along with southerly winds 10-15 mph will lead to a warm night across the region. Overnight lows will be in the mid/upper 50s.

Rain and storm chances will increase across the region Thursday and Friday with some severe weather possible ahead of a cold front on Friday. Highest storm chances will be across Central Texas Thursday afternoon and again on Friday with lower chances farther north near the Red River. It will be cooler and breezy behind the cold front on Friday.

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Wintry from Northwest to Plains; Fire Weather Threats in South High Plains; Coastal Storm Impacts in Northeast

NWS Fort Worth/Dallas