Easter Weekend Storms: Rainy Eggs Hunts

0:00It's March 30th. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. North Texas folks, if Easter weekend hunts and barbecues are on your mind, brace yourselves. Storms could crash the party. Right now through Wednesday April 1st, it's warm and breezy with highs in the mid to upper 80s, but an unsettled pattern rolls in that night, kicking off rain chances. By early Thursday, April 2nd expects solid rain during the day around 70% odds before skies clear overnight. Friday April 3rd brings storms back with low daytime risk at 20%, jumping to 50% after dark while Saturday stays soggy all day long. That wet weather hits right when families gear up for Easter on Sunday April 5th, potentially soaking outdoor plans and dropping temps to the mid to upper 60s. Cooler air follows the front, making it feel more like spring than summer. The National Weather Service, Ford Worth, says rain should push southeast by Sunday morning with highs around 69 degrees and drying out later.

1:03Saturday's the peak mess, 72 degrees daytime with 50% rain odds. Keep those umbrellas handy early weekend, but blue skies might peak through just in time for egg hunts. Stay tuned for updates as pattern shift.