Great weather for trick-or-treating tonight with light winds, mostly clear skies and temps in the 60′s.
Next big change is a new cold front with a slight chance of storms Wednesday night.
Today, Sunny, 76/52
Tuesday, PtCldy, Breezy, 77/60
Wednesday, PtCldy, Windy, Storms possible late, 78/45
Thursday, Clearing, Breezy, 62/40
Friday, PtCldy, 68
Mild and dry with a warming trend at DFW through mid-week.
Today, Clearing, 63/40
Saturday, Sunny, 70/45
Sunday, Sunny, 73/48
Monday, Sunny, 74/50
Tuesday, Sunny, Breezy, 77
A new surge of cooler air will sweep across North Texas by daylight, followed by a broad upper level disturbance. Plan on rain and wind increasing and temperatures decreasing the rest of the day.
Scattered storms will be imbedded in some of the heavier rains, but nothing severe is expected at this time. Scattered frost could reach northern suburbs Saturday morning.
Today…Cloudy, Windy, Rainy, 50′s/42
Friday…Clearing, 63/43 (30′s w/scattered frost Denton/McKinney Saturday…Sunny, 70/50
Sunday…Sunny, 72/52
Monday…Sunny, 75
A cold front, squall line and lingering rains will pass through North Texas starting tonight, ending Thursday night.
Today, PtCldy, Breezy, 82/55
Thursday, Rainy, Windy, 55/43
Friday, Clearing, Breezy, 66/42
Saturday, Sunny, 70/46
Sunday, Sunny, 74
Unseasonably warm across DFW today and tomorrow but big changes are on the way.
A strong cold front will trigger strong storms across North Texas tomorrow night and a significant cooling trend through the end of the week. It could also produce windy, rainy, cold weather for Game 6 of the World Series in St. Louis tomorrow night.
Today, Sunny, Windy, 86/63
Wednesday, PtCldy, Storms late, 84/52
Thursday, Rainy, Windy, 57/45
Friday, Clearing, 66/42
Saturday, Sunny, 70
Active weather through midweek with fire danger on Tuesday and more storms on Wednesday.
Dense fog throughout North Texas this morning from one-third to nearly an inch of rain across the area early Sunday morning.
Today, Clearing, 85/63
Tuesday, Sunny, Windy, High Fire Danger, 87/65
Wednesday, Heavy storms late, 84/55
Thursday, Rainy, Windy, 63/43
Friday, Clearing, 67
Extra Oncor crews are working hard to restore throughout North Texas this morning.
Tens of thousands of customers lower power either from lightning strikes or physical damage to poles and wires during two primary complexes of severe thunderstorms that raked through Wise, Denton, Collin, Hunt, Tarrant, Dallas, Rockwall, Ellis and Kaufman Counties overnight.
The last big storms left the area by 4 A.M. after hitting North Texas with 70 mph winds and up to 1″ hail. No other inclement or threatening weather is likely this weekend.
Oncor crews are generally following the path of the storms- from northwest to southeast across the DFW Metro area.
Please disconnect sensitive electronics to protect them against any sudden power surge when power is restored to your neighborhood today. Thanks for patience and give the Oncor crews plenty of room and a friendly wave as you go by today. They’re working to make sure you can watch the Rangers in the World Series tonight!
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Ellis and Kaufman Counties until 2:00 A.M.
Dallas and Rockwall Counties until 2:45 A.M.
Tarrant County Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues through 2:30 A.M.
Expect 60-70 mph winds, frequent lightning, heavy rains with scattered flooding and widespread power outages.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Tarrant County until 2:30 A.M.
Denton, Wise, Dallas, Collin and Rockwall Counties under Severe Thunderstorm Warnings until 2:00 A.M.
Plan on 60-70 mph winds, 1′ hail, frequent lightning and brief heavy rains. Plan on widespread power outages that may be prolonged by actual storm damage to power poles and lines.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Wise and Denton Counties until 2:00 A.M.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Dallas, Collin and Rockwall Counties until 2:00 A.M.
Several clusters of severe storms are approaching the heavly populated DFW metro area. Expect widespread, possibly massive power outages from intense lightning and 60-70 mph winds. Expect localized flash flooding. Expect 1″ hail.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Collin, Dallas, Denton and Rockwall Counties until 2A for 60-70 mph winds, heavy rains, small hail and frequent lightning.
Warnings continue in effect for Wise County until 1:30A.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Collin, Denton and Grayson Counties until 1:15 A.M. Scattered severe storms nearing the 380 corridor between Denton and McKinney. Several reports of wind damage from surrounding areas. 18-wheeler knocked over near Bonham. Damage to roofs in Wolfe City including the Fire Department. Winds 55-65 mph.
Prepare for power outages from lightning and wind damage to power lines and poles.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Cooke, Delta, Fannin, Grayson, Hopkins, Hunt, Jack, Lamar, Montague, Rains, Wise Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Palo Pinto, Parker, Rckwall, Van Zandt Counties until 3 A.M.
Line of strong to severe thunderstorms south of the Red River, drifting southeast at 30 mph.
Expect strong to severe storms in Wise, Denton and Collin Counties by 12:30 A.M.
Expect strong to severe storms in Parker, Tarrant, Dallas and Rockwall Counties by 1:00 A.M.
Prepare for widespread power outages, damaging winds, frequent lightning, heavy rains and hail up to golfball size. Disconnect sensitive electronic appliances such as computers and TV’s from their power source. Have a flashlight and battery-powered radio nearby.
With one exception, North Texas will have a dry warming trend through the weekend into early next week. The one exception is a chance of rain late Saturday through early Sunday.
Today, Sunny, 80/60
Saturday, PtCldy, Overnight Rains, 82/62
Sunday, Clearing, 81/61
Monday, Sunny, 84/64
Tuesday, PtCldy, Windy, 87
Enjoy dry and mild weather with a general warming trend through early next week.
The only chance of rain in the near-term forecast is Saturday night/ Sunday morning.
Today, Sunny, 72/50
Friday, Mostly Sunny, 80/62
Saturday, Mostly Cloudy, Late night rains, 79/60
Sunday, Clearing, 78/58
Monday, Mostly Sunny, 83
Dry weather and cooler-than-normal temperatures will continue across North Texas for the next few days. There is a slight, routine chance of widely scattered showes or storms Saturday afternoon or evening, but little to worry about.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 67/40
Thursday, Sunny, 70/48
Friday, Sunny, 78/60
Saturday, Isolated PM Storms, 79/62
Sunday, PtCldy, 78
Last night’s storms produced widespread power outages that are being restored by Oncor crews this morning. Gusty north winds will slow restoration efforts somewhat, so please be patient. If your power has been out, the best response is to turn off as many power-draining electrical appliances as possible to prevent damage from any power surge when service is restored.
Today, PtCldy, Windy, 67/45
Wednesday, Sunny, Breezy, 69/43
Thursday, PtCldy, 72/50
Friday, PtCldy, 75/60
Saturday, Isolated PM Storms possible, 77
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings expiring in Wise and Parker Counties. Storms have small hail, brief gusty winds of 40-50 mph, brief heavy rains and routine lightning strikes. Expect additional routine power outages in DFW as the second, and presumably last line of storms spreads through the DFW area.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Wise, Palo Pinto and Parker Counties until 10:45 P.M.
Secondary line of thunderstorms developing northwest of DFW with less wind threat but more hail threat. Several cells developing south of Decatur and Bridgeport and near Mineral Wells.
Storms are developing on the leading edge of the main cold front boundary.
Temps in DFW dropping from 80′s into the 70′s during the rain. Temps northwest of DFW dropping into the 60′s with gusty northwest winds.
Additional power outages can be expected with the second line of storms northwest of DFW.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings continue for Tarrant, Johnson, Dallas and Ellis Counties until 10:15 P.M. Line of thunderstorms from Lake Lavon through Las Colinas to Burleson and Granbury moving east at 45-50 mph. Storms have brief heavy rains, frequent lightning, small hail and very gusty winds of 55-65 mph. Prepare for power outages regionwide. Storms should exit the area at 10:15.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Tarrant, Johnson, Dallas and Ellis Counties until 10:15 P.M. for gusty winds of 60+ mph. Frequent lightning, gusty winds, brief heavy rains and small hail. Prepare for power outages which are increasing rapidly across the DFW area from northwest to southeast. Storms will exit the area after 10 P.M.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Denton County until 9:30. Line of strong to severe storms moving from west to east at 50 mph with gusty winds, moderate hail, brief heavy rains and significant lightning. Plan on power outages and minor wind damage from these storms.
A strong line of fast-moving thunderstorms is approaching the DFW area from the northwest. The storms are roughly 30 miles northwest of downtown Fort Worth and 45 miles northwest of DFW Airport..moving southeast at 45 mph. They will reach the northern Tarrant County suburbs by 8:30 and DFW Airport by 9 P.M.
Storms have a history of moderate hail, gusty winds and lightning. Plan on scattered power outages.
Strong storms including power outages are possible tonight as a major cold front blasts through North Texas late tonight.
Gusty north winds behind the cold front will produce high fire danger east of I-35 tomorrow (Tuesday), despite whatever rains we receive tonight.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, Nighttime Storms, 90/50
Tuesday, Clearing, Windy, 68/47
Wednesday, Sunny, 70/43
Thursday, Sunny, 72/50
Friday, Sunny, 76
Delightful weather will be the rule across North Texas through the weekend into early next week.
Today, Sunny, 84/60
Saturday, Sunny, 86/62
Sunday, Sunny, Breezy, 88/62
Monday, PtCldy, 87/60
Tuesday, PtCldy, Windy, 73
Nice rains fell across North Texas yesterday despite traffic problems from wet roads and scattered power outages.
On average, most places in the greater DFW area picked up 1-1.5″ of rain. Some locales turned in higher rainfall totals of 2.5 to 4 inches.
Our weather looks mild and dry with a slow warming trend today through the weekend.
Today, Sunny, Breezy, 75/54
Friday, Sunny, 78/56
Saturday, Sunny, 80/60
Sunday, Mostly Sunny, 82/63
Monday, Sunny, Windy, 84
Heavy storms moving from northwest to southeast across the area will taper off after midday.
Meanwhile, expect occasional heavy rains, gusty winds, small hail and frequent lightning which will produce scattered power outages in North Texas. Clearing, breezy and milder tonight through the weekend.
Today, Storms ending, 80/58
Thursday, Sunny, Breezy, 80/54
Friday, Sunny, 78/58
Saturday, Sunny, 81/60
Sunday, Mostly Sunny, 83
A wide band of strong thunderstorms is sweeping through North Texas with heavy rains, strong winds, small hail and frequent lightning. Just before 4:30 A.M., the storms stretched from Lewisville through greater Fort Worth and most of Tarrant County.
Although the storms are not sever, be prepared for scattered power outages as they move through Tarrant and Denton into Collin and Dallas Counties through 5:30 A.M.
There is a slight chance of storms early Wednesday, in advance of routine cold front. Otherwise, mild and dry through the weekend.
Today, PtCldy, 83/62
Wednesday, Isolated Storms, 87/62
Thursday, Clearing, Breezy, 84/58
Friday, Sunny, 86/60
Saturday, Sunny, 88
Welcome rains blanketed the DFW area over the weekend.
Sat/Sun rainfall totals:
DFW 1.43
DALLAS LOVE .88
ARLINGTON 2.09
ALLIANCE 2.81
DENTON 2.16
MCKINNEY 1.35
MINERAL WELLS 4.70
WACO 5.83
Today, Cloudy, 79/59
Tuesday, PtCldy, 84/65
Wednesday, Sunny, 88/61
Thursday, Sunny, 82/60
Friday, Sunny, 86
