Dallas Weather: Highs in the 80s Followed by Severe Storm Threats DALLAS — Residents can expect unseasonably warm conditions this week before a series of storm systems bring potential hail, tornadoes, and flooding risks to North Texas starting Wednesday. Meteorologists warn that while the early part of the week will feature mild weather, the arrival of a cold front will trigger severe weather conditions later in the week. Monday will see minimal activity, with a slight chance of morning rain north of the Metroplex. Most areas will experience breezy, warm conditions, with high temperatures reaching the 70s. Tuesday will bring similar weather but with clearer skies and temperatures climbing into the 80s. The weather pattern changes significantly on Wednesday as a cold front moves through the region, bringing widespread rain and isolated severe thunderstorms. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) for severe weather, with the highest likelihood of impacts during the afternoon and evening. Large hail and damaging winds are the primary concerns, though an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. Scattered showers are expected to linger through Thursday, though the severe threat will diminish. However, the National Weather Service warns that the risk of flooding will increase this weekend as multiple rounds of heavy rain saturate the area. The severe threat returns on Friday afternoon and evening, with a stronger front moving through Saturday, keeping rain and thunderstorms in the forecast through Sunday. In addition to the weather warnings, North Texas is facing extreme pollen levels, with tree pollen currently at "extreme" levels. AccuWeather reports that these high levels will persist through Tuesday before dropping to "low" on Wednesday as rain arrives.#national_weather_service #storm_prediction_center #dallas #accuweather #fox_4
