Rain and thunderstorms stick around this week. Cooler temperatures arrive soon.

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Key points

More rain and non-severe thunderstorms this weekSignificantly cooler by the end of the weekWidespread rain on Friday

After damaging wind, hail, and tornadoes last weekend and Tuesday, the risk for severe weather dissipates. But the rain chances stick around.


Rainfall coverage 

The chance for rain on Wednesday will be scattered with some thunderstorms mixed into the equation. Much of North Texas will just see widely scattered rain. Higher coverage of rain and a few storms will be far south of the metroplex and into parts of central and southeast Texas. That’s the area that could have severe weather on Wednesday. Not here in North Texas.

Another round of scattered rain and a few rumbles of thunder. This round will be mainly in the morning and early afternoon… but lingering showers are still possible into the evening. Like Wednesday, severe weather is not in the forecast anywhere in NTX. Central Texas could see a few strong storms, but not here. 

Widespread rain and chilly with this round!

On-and-off showers are in the forecast all day. Highs for parts of North Texas could even stay in the 50s. You read that right… With temperatures that chilly, there is no severe weather potential in our area. This will bring much of the area a good, soaking rain. Highest totals of 0.50″-1″ are likely south of the metroplex. The metroplex could pick up 0.50″ to 0.75″ (isolated higher) by the time all is said and done.



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Rain totals

Here’s a look at the additional rainfall forecast for Wednesday – Friday.


14 Day Forecast

The weekend looks EXCELLENT. Beyond that, a few more chances for rain and seasonable temperatures.