Rain continues across North Central Texas, and could be followed by two rounds of storms over the weekend.

The second of two disturbances moves through today, bringing widespread rain to our area. We’re already starting with rain, and could get a few rumbles of thunder as it rolls through. Models are still suggesting that rain should start tapering off by 4/5 pm today…though it is worth remembering that these rain events sometimes like to linger. Highs today will be in the low 70’s, with lows in the low 60’s overnight.

Tomorrow will be dry and breezy with highs in the mid 80’s. A few storms are possible late tomorrow night, some of which could be strong/severe. Overall coverage will likely be low. Sunday a dryline moves through ahead of an approaching cold front, and storms will be possible in the afternoon. It looks right now like storms will be most likely along/east of I-35E. It’s tough to give a timeline right now, but I should have a better idea of that tomorrow. Once again, severe weather will be possible.

Monday & Tuesday will be cooler with highs in the 70’s. Wednesday another front moves in, which could spark another round of storms (too early for details) with highs in the mid 80’s. Thursday looks dry with highs in the low 80’s.

Forecast Updated 6:00 am, 3.28.25