NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) — The stage is being set for an active weather day across North Texas, from likely the hottest afternoon of the year so far to severe storms returning by tonight.
From midday through the afternoon, fairly quiet conditions are expected with ample sunshine as we quickly heat up into the low 90s. The last time we were this warm was more than six-months ago… in the middle of October 2020. That hot and very humid afternoon will provide more than enough fuel for storms to really take off by early this evening ahead of a cold front.
The severe threat for storms has gone up since this morning with now an Enhanced Risk of severe weather covering the Metroplex and points north towards the Red River. All modes of severe weather will be at play: very large hail (golf ball to baseball size), damaging winds, and even a few tornadoes. The most likely timeframe for this activity is 6 PM until midnight. Storms overnight are likely to quickly weaken as the cold front passes east.
Tuesday will see a sharp change in weather with gradual clearing, low humidity, and temperatures running about 20 degrees cooler than today with highs only in the 70s.
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