North and Central Texas will see more hot weather today, and most will remain dry. However, parts of western North TX have a low (10-20%) chance of seeing isolated storms this evening, most likely between 6-9 pm. While the overall severe threat is low, a few storms may be strong, bringing the threat for strong wind gusts, small hail, and frequent lightning.
After more hot weather and isolated storms this weekend, we will enter a more active weather pattern that could bring beneficial rainfall to many during the middle of next week. Widespread 40-60% rain chances are on tap for North and Central Texas from Tuesday night through Thursday. The rain and clouds may also limit Thursday's high temperatures to the 80s, bringing a slight break from the heat.
As we look ahead into next week, we are still on track to see a more active pattern return to the region, with much needed rain and thunderstorms accompanying a cooldown to more seasonal temperatures. Recent medium range guidance has begun to slow down the upper level low, which may lead to some flooding concerns by the end of next week. As always, details will become clearer as time progresses. Stay up to date with the latest forecast at weather.gov/fwd.
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