North Texas: Soggy Weekend, Severe Storms Loom

North Texas is in for a soggy stretch, with showers and thunderstorms hanging around the

Metroplex through the weekend.

Expect rainy commutes until Thursday afternoon, when things start to ease up a bit, only for

more rain to roll back in Friday.

Thursday kicks off stormy, but shifts to partly sunny skies by afternoon, with just isolated

pop-up storms.

Highs hit the low 80s, but watch for slick roads, since everything stays wet from the morning

rain.

This starts mild, but turns widespread with thunderstorms by evening, some packing

strong winds that could turn severe.

Saturday morning brings a cold front, with heavy downpours, raising flood risks even

if severe threats stay low.

Across the area, look for 1-2 inches of total rain, though a few spots might rack up 3-3.5

inches.

March 2026, just smash records as the warmest March ever.

Dallas Fort Worth, averaging 67.6 degrees, boosted by an.

87 degree peak on March 15th, and 95 degrees on March 22nd.

Easter Sunday brings relief, with cooler upper 60s to low 70s under partly cloudy skies,

and that dry vibe sticks around into next week.

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