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DFW Weather: Severe thunderstorms have entered North Texas — with more possible overnight and Monday, too.

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Multiple counties are currently under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning, with much of the rest of North Texas in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8 p.m.

DALLAS — Be sure to download the WFAA app to track the latest forecast and get alerts from our team.

Quick Notes: 

  • More storms to end the weekend and start the workweek
  • Temps climb this week
  • Drier forecast after this weekend

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The latest:

Severe Thunderstorm Watch

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for northern parts of North Texas until 8 p.m. 

Not everyone will see storms or severe weather, but isolated to scattered storms are possible Sunday afternoon. Any severe storms could have up to quarter size hail and strong winds to 60mph. Keep reading for more information on Sunday and Sunday night’s storm threats and timing.

Sunday – Sunday night

We’re watching for two chances at storms Sunday into Sunday night

  1. Scattered development of thunderstorms Sunday afternoon and evening
  2. A round of storms moving into North Texas overnight

We’ll be watching storms that form well out in West Texas or the Texas Panhandle that could move into North Texas during the late night hours. Timing looks to be after midnight through around sunrise Monday.

This round will be weakening some as it makes its way into North Texas, but still could have strong wind gusts and small hail.

This round has the potential to be more widespread, so more of North Texas could see rain. However, exact path storms take will determine coverage. And Sunday afternoon storms could throw a wrench into what happens with the overnight storms.

With storms Sunday afternoon and Sunday night, any heavy rain could cause localized flooding issues.

Timing

During the day Sunday, best chance to see a thunderstorm will be from the early to mid afternoon through around sunset.

Timing for storms Sunday night looks to be after midnight during the early morning hours on Monday.


Monday

Here we go AGAIN… another chance for strong to severe thunderstorms Monday. A few storms will pop up late afternoon and into the evening. 60-65 mph wind gusts and up to quarter size hail the risks. 


14 Day 

The unsettled weather pattern isn’t shutting down just yet. We are also keeping it very warm around here. It is June after all… 


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