North Texas will see partly cloudy skies with isolated showers, storms
Tuesday is officially the hottest day so far this year. The high temperatures reached 96 degrees at DFW Airport at 2:59 p.m. Though this is officially the warmest day of 2025, the high is just one degree above where DFW should be temperature-wise for this date.
More rain is possible through the evening Tuesday night and Wednesday. Tuesday night, storms will lose their power as the sun sets, leaving just a few stray showers by midnight.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Dallas, Tarrant, Johnson and Ellis counties until 9 p.m. Winds up to 60 mph can be expected.
A flash flood warning has been issued for Dallas and Tarrant counties until 11 p.m.
Wednesday, another chance of rain is back in the forecast. Morning showers will be possible, but the stronger storms will ignite in the afternoon. Isolated cells will be expected across all of North Texas, with a higher potential of scattered storms towards the eastern counties. No severe weather is in the forecast as of now.
Temperatures will be highly dependent on the cloud cover, more clouds during the day will keep highs in the lower 90s Wednesday. However, if there are fewer clouds, temperatures may be a couple of degrees warmer.
Highs in the mid-90s and drier conditions will be expected Thursday through Saturday. The next chance for additional showers and storms will be Sunday.
