North Texas Braces for Two-Wave Storms, Easter Sunday Relief

North Texas is gearing up for two waves of rough weather.

The first hits late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, slamming the Metroplex

with large hail and strong winds that could cause real damage.

Storms will fire up along a dry line to the west, pushing east through the area between

1 a.m. and 5 a.m.

Om Thursday.

Tornado odds stay low, but they're not off the table, so keep eyes peeled.

This in Dallas and Fort Worth need to prep now, securing outdoor stuff and charging devices.

These blasts could knock out power and make road slick, hitting hardest overnight when

most are asleep.

Expect a short break Thursday afternoon before Round 2 ramps up Friday evening.

Wide spread rain rolls in Friday night through Saturday, bringing heavy downpours, flooding

risks, and maybe an isolated twister or two.

A cold front sweeps through Saturday afternoon, cooling things down to the 40s and 50s overnight.

That sets up a dry, comfy Easter Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 60s.

Perfect timing to enjoy the holiday without the chaos.

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