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Dallas weather: Storms return this week with large hail and tornado threat
DALLAS – North Texans will enjoy a brief break today before the next weather system arrives, bringing multiple rounds of storms. A warmup is on the way, with temperatures climbing back into the mid-80s by the weekend.
We have some chances for rain today, but much better chances tomorrow. Meteorologist Ali Turiano has your forecast.
Following a few morning showers in the eastern counties, expect a warm and breezy Monday. High temperatures will climb into the low 80s under partly cloudy skies.
As an upper-level low-pressure system moves to the west, scattered storms will move into the region Tuesday afternoon. Some of these storms could become severe, with the primary threats being large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes.
Severe Weather Outbreak, Tornado Threat, Targets Storm-Fatigued South, Midwest
Another severe weather outbreak, including a threat of strong tornadoes, is once again forecast in parts of the South, Midwest and East, including areas still recovering from damaging storms late last week.
The National Weather Service already confirmed at least 18 tornadoes from last Thursday through Saturday, from Texas to Michigan. That included four killer tornadoes, two each in Michigan and Oklahoma.
The map below shows where current watches and warnings are in effect.
Here is our latest daily forecast for this week's second chapter of severe weather.
Monday, the severe weather threat is focused from parts of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
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Sunday thunderstorms expected in Austin. Here's how long rough weather could last in Texas
Another cold front arrives in Texas midweek with a renewed chance for rain and strong storms.
While we saw severe weather across parts of the state on Saturday, the bulk of the action happened in North Texas but don’t let your guard down yet. That system will influence our weather in Central Texas throughout much of next week, bringing daily chances for rain and thunderstorms.
By next Friday morning, the Austin metro area’s rainfall totals could reach 2 to 3 inches with isolated amounts of up to 4 inches in areas. That would be the most rain we’ve had in a storm event lasting multiple days since early July.
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