An active weather pattern is bringing multiple storms to North Texas with the potential for severe weather.
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Here's the latest weather forecast for North Texas this week:
Quick fact:
- More storms and severe weather possible Tuesday and Wednesday
- Widespread rain with potential for flooding in some areas over the next few days
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Latest forecast updates:
Possibility of storms and severe weather
Multiple storms will move through North Texas this week. Some of those bullets also come with the threat of severe storms. Minor flooding is also possible in the wettest areas throughout the week, primarily in eastern North Texas.
Tuesday
Parts of North Texas may still see some rain and storms as the day begins, but the severe threat appears to be low during that time.
The threat of storms and severe weather will increase again from late morning to early afternoon, primarily just south of DFW. The main threat is large-scale hail and wind damage, but the threat of tornadoes is not zero.
Rain and storms are possible for the rest of the afternoon and into the evening, but the severe threat is expected to be low during that time.
Wednesday
More storms are possible, but that could depend on what happens Tuesday into Tuesday night. At this time, the threat of severe storms appears to be over East Texas, but this forecast will be fine-tuned as we get closer.
rainfall
By the time the rain leaves North Texas Wednesday night into Thursday, totals of about 1 to 3 inches are likely most likely. More damage is possible from eastern North Texas to East Texas, where repeated rain could cause minor flooding.