The weather will stay nice and slowly get warmer until Wednesday when a dry front will bring the temperatures back down in North Texas.
The next storm will hit sometime between late next weekend and early next week. Even though it’s still early, this setting seems to be good for more organized convection and some severe weather.
By Monday afternoon, it was yet another beautiful day with warm weather and light.
Monday before 10 a.m., there may be some patchy fog, mostly along and west of the 35 line.
The next big storm is still a while off. It probably won’t come until at least next Sunday or early next week. At this point, it looks like bad weather is coming because of how the trough is moving and how strong it is.
The European model keeps following this pattern of moving through a weak front in the middle of the week, with a few scattered showers favoring the northern edges of the country.
That big storm system will be moving through the southern plains by next Sunday or early the following week. It could bring severe thunderstorms and flash floods. There will be a lot more to see as we get closer.
Estimates of how much rain will fall over the next 10 days.
7-day: Weak front in the middle of the week, then that bigger pattern change that ends next weekend.
Source: Pleasant weather with gradual warm-up for North Texas before midweek front
