Parts of North Texas can expect rainstorms this Father’s Day, particularly affecting the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex around lunchtime. This could disrupt outdoor activities and grilling plans for those celebrating the day. Fortunately, the weather is predicted to clear as the day progresses.
Temperatures will be quite warm, with highs reaching the lower 90s. The heat index might push “feels-like” temperatures into the triple digits, creating a steamy atmosphere. The National Weather Service has indicated a marginal risk for severe winds exceeding 60 mph, although severe threats are limited; nonetheless, lightning remains a potential danger with any storms that develop.
Looking ahead to the work week, a drier forecast is anticipated, but there remains a chance for another cluster of storms during Monday morning’s commute. Depending on how atmospheric conditions develop, North Texas might experience a dry start to the week. It’s wise for residents to keep an umbrella handy just in case.
As the week progresses, conditions are expected to stay mostly dry and moderately sunny. However, a weak front might bring some storms and showers late Wednesday into Thursday. The heat is expected to persist, with temperatures slightly above normal in the middle 90s, and humidity levels will elevate the heat index into the 100s. With summer officially starting this Friday, residents should brace for the season’s warmth.
It’s a reminder that while some rain is expected, many opportunities for outdoor fun and relaxation lie ahead as the weather improves later in the week.