80s today to 60s this weekend! The cool-off will be short-lived as the 70s/80s return next week. #wfaaweather

A better opportunity for rain comes this weekend. Widespread showers and storms will be possible Friday night through Sunday morning. There will be some breaks in the rain. Storms are most likely Saturday morning with heavier, soaking rain Saturday evening. #wfaaweather

Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been cancelled for all of North Texas. The cap held! An isolated shower is still possible, but the threat for severe weather has ended.
Rain is in the forecast Friday night through Saturday morning. #wfaaweather

The Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been cancelled for Collin, Dallas, and Fannin counties. It still continues for areas east of DFW in eastern and southern North Texas until 11pm tonight. #wfaaweather

6:45pm update: A few showers are trying to develop in Dallas county as a cold front continues to push through DFW.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch continues until 11pm. #wfaaweather

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for the eastern half of North Texas until 11pm. It does included Dallas and Collin Counties in the DFW area. However, the window for storms in those counties is really over the next 1-2 hours. #wfaaweather

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for at least a portion of North Texas until 11:00pm.

4pm Update: Front is about 1/3 of the way thru DFW. Areas behind the front = no storms today. Areas ahead of the front could still see an isolated storm before the front passes. For DFW the window is between now and about 6pm or so. #wfaaweather

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Today's severe weather outlook has been updated to remove counties in western North Texas out of the marginal risk for severe weather. The threat looks slightly higher east of DFW this evening. Storms will be isolated, not everyone sees rain. #wfaaweather

3:30pm update: A cold front is pushing through DFW from west to east. As of now, no storms have developed. If storms develop, it'll be along and east of the cold front. Temps are in the 80s ahead of the front, 70s behind the front.
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Reminder, we have storm chances and a severe threat on Thursday. Not everyone will see storms or severe weather, but storms will be out there (DFW: 4-7pm). Main threats with any severe storm are large hail and damaging winds. Stay weather aware! #wfaaweather

Entire weekend will not be a washout as most of Sunday will be dry. However, Saturday will be rainy as rounds of rain are possible during the day into the night. Severe threat this weekend is very low and rain totals thru the weekend could be around 1-2in for the area.

Quite the cool-down on the way this weekend. Enjoy the 60s for highs...it may be a long time before we see that again!
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Quick window for storms Thursday afternoon and evening with DFW being around 4-7pm. Not everyone will see storms or severe weather, but any severe storms will be capable of large hail and damaging winds. Stay weather aware if you have evening plans! #wfaaweather

He's been off for 10 days on his annual storm chasing trip. He's back this weekend.

Pretty weak cap tomorrow. It will erode as the front moves through.

Severe storm chances Thursday:
A round of storms will form along a front Thu. afternoon into evening.
Timing for all of North Texas is from around 2-10pm with a narrower window of 4-7pm for DFW.
Some storms could be severe with large hail and damaging winds the main threats.

Thursday: Scattered eve/night storms, some strong to severe
Friday: Mainly dry but some isolated rain possible
Saturday: Widespread rain returns from north to south, especially PM-night
Sunday: Lingering AM rain, but moving quickly east
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April showers bring...

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THURSDAY: Most of the day will be rain-free, but as a front moves in scattered t-storms are possible along it. Not everyone will see rain and the severe threat is low, but not zero. Can't rule out some storms with severe hail and strong wind gusts Thursday evening-night.