Showers and storms are expected to develop along a stalled front Wednesday afternoon and evening. Some of these storms could become severe with large hail and damaging winds. At this time, there is still uncertainty on the exact timing of the storms, as well as just where the front will stall, which could impact the severe threat area. Make sure to keep updated with the forecast in the coming days for additional details.
From Wednesday through this weekend, multiple rounds of showers and storms will impact North and Central Texas. The first round will be on Wednesday, with a chance for severe storms capable of large hail and damaging winds. A general break in between rounds will occur on Thursday, though scattered rain chances will persist in North Texas. Another round with more widespread showers and storms will occur Friday through Saturday, with a chance for severe storms on Friday. The heavy rain and flooding threat will also ramp up as we head into the weekend. Make sure to keep updated with the forecast this week.
Tuesday will be warm and breezy with highs in the 70s and 80s and wind gusts between 20-30 mph. Relative humidity will drop to near or just below 30% across the Big Country in the afternoon, resulting in an elevated fire threat as highs also climb into the upper 80s. During the evening and night hours, a cold front will approach our northwest, allowing for isolated showers near the Red River. Skies overnight will become cloudy, with continued breezy winds.
How did February 2026 stack up? Most of the month was spent with high temperatures above climatological normal, but a few days were near to below normal. Both DFW and Waco had their warmest average high temperatures on record this year, but came in drier than normal for rainfall!
The Tarrant County Severe Weather Education course is being held on Wednesday, March 4 from 6 to 8 PM. The course will be held in Colleyville, TX at Colleyville Center at 5301 Riverwalk Drive, and is free and open to the public. No registration is needed!
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