Scattered showers, storms forecast Thursday in D-FW. Here’s when rain could develop – Dallas News

Scattered showers, storms forecast Thursday in D-FW. Here’s when rain could develop  Dallas News

Rain chances are increasing Thursday across Dallas-Fort Worth, as a stretch of rainy weather moves into the region. According to the National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office, North Texas will see more warm weather Thursday, with afternoon temperatures forecast in the low-80s. Forecasters at the weather service estimate Dallas-Fort Worth has a 50% chance of rain Thursday, with chances increasing as the day progresses. In the morning, rain chances will generally cover areas west of Interstate 35 and south of Interstate 20. By Thursday evening, the weather service expects more widespread rain showers and possible thunderstorms across the region. Related: When will sunrise, sunset times change in D-FW after daylight saving time?

Here’s what to know North Texans can expect to see rainy, cool weather for the next several days. Rain chances are forecast to increase Friday and Saturday, particularly west of Interstate 35. Daily high temperatures are forecast to dip into the 70s during the rainy weather, with lows resting in the low- to mid-60s. Early next week, North Texans could see “the strongest storm system of the fall so far,” the weather service said in its Wednesday afternoon forecast. A developing cold front is forecast to bring increased rain and thunderstorm chances Monday, followed by potentially cooler weather. Related: A rainy Halloween could be on its way to