Severe Storms, Flash Floods Hit North Texas

0:00It's April 3rd, welcome to Dallas News Today, powered by AI. Yo, North Texas, brace yourselves for some wild weather kicking off this good Friday evening April 3rd. After a dry, warm, and breezy morning, widespread showers and storms are rolling in, packing potential severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, large. Hail and flash floods and spots, straight from the National Weather Service, Fort Worth. Satellite storms could pop up around midday in North Texas, but the real action hits the DFW Metroplex from midnight to night through 9 a.m., Saturday, April 4th. That's when heavy rain ramps up the flash flooding risk, especially midnight to noon. Saturday, with hail as another big worry. These storms might turn severe mainly this afternoon and evening, so the main threats are flooding in heavy downpours areas north of Interstate. Coming in a long or west of Interstate 35 could see 3 to 5 inches of rain. Officials say have multiple ways to get warnings and never drive through flooded roads.

1:03By 9 a.m., Saturday, the action shifts out of Fort Worth toward central Texas by midday. Easter Sunday looks mostly dry but cloudy, with temps in the upper 60s to low 70s and winds under 10 miles per hour. The milder pattern holds through Tuesday with partly cloudy skies, but keep an eye out. Rain chances climb back up by Thursday, April 9th. Stay safe out there fam.