Dallas Braces for Severe Storms: Easter Weekend Threat

Warm and sunny skies hit Dallas today, March 31st, with highs in the mid-80s under partly

cloudy conditions.

Strong south winds keep it humid, but evening storms from the west should weaken before

reaching us, dropping lows to the 60s overnight.

Storms wrap up Wednesday afternoon and evening as they push into the Metroplex from the west.

Officials warn of severe potential, mainly large hail, damaging winds up to 30 miles per

hour gusts, and pockets of heavy rain before they fizzle.

East of Interstate 35, that active pattern lingers into Thursday morning, but most action

clears by mid-day, giving folks a breather.

If you're planning outdoor stuff midweek, keep an eye on those evening threats, they

could disrupt commutes or events.

East of weekend brings another round Friday night through Saturday, with 60-70% storm

chances packing severe risks and possible, flooding in the DFW area.

Skeeter showers might hang around into Saturday night.

Sunday looks milder, with mid to upper 60s highs, and just the 20-30% shot of showers,

drying out fully by evening as a cold front.

Sweeps through perfect for wrapping up holiday plans on a clearer note.

That's the story for today.

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