Triple digit heat returns this weekend and will continue through next week across North and Central Texas. The combination of hot temperatures and high humidity will allow heat index values to climb to 104-114 degrees each afternoon next week. #dfwwx#txwx#texomawx#ctxwx#TXwx
525 PM: We are keeping an eye out to the northwest where strong to severe storms have developed. Storms may try to organize as they approach between now and 10 PM. A damaging wind gust may occur north of I-20 before storms dissipate near/shortly after midnight. #texomawx#dfwwx#TXwx
9:32PM - The Tornado Watch continues to be in effect until 12AM for portions of North Texas. Large hail, damaging winds, and a couple tornadoes will continue to be possible. Make sure to stay weather aware tonight and have multiple ways to receive warnings! #dfwwx#txwx#texomawx#TXwx
7:32PM - If you are in the area shaded in red, make sure to stay alert now through 10PM as a complex of storms capable of large hail, damaging winds, and a medium chance of tornadoes, moves southeast. Be prepared to take shelter if a warning is issued! #dfwwx#texomawx#TXwx
5PM: The severe weather threat is increasing for Cooke/Grayson counties between 6-8PM. These storms will be capable of large hail (>2"), damaging winds (>75 mph), and a medium chance of tornadoes. Be prepared to seek shelter if a warning is issued. #dfwwx#texomawx#TXwx
Strong to isolated severe storms expected to continue overnight into early Tuesday morning north of the stationary front. There will be an increasing threat of flooding overnight due to training storms. Some locations may receive up to 2-4" of rain. #dfwwx#ctxwx#texomawx#TXwx
