Weather in Dallas: tornado and heavy hail on Thursday

Parts of North Texas are at increased risk of severe weather Thursday night, meaning we could see thunderstorms, hail and even tornadoes.

The humidity of the Gulf will be in the area and is expected to cause some showers, storms and possibly some hail on Wednesday morning before the situation becomes more active on Thursday.

Thursday night storms could bring all sorts of severe weather and there is some potential for supercells.

The Dallas-Fort Worth area is currently experiencing an increased risk of severe weather.

Right now, the areas along the I-35 corridor and to the east pose the greatest threat, but this may change depending on the speed of the system.

At the moment it is still too far away to have any exact timeline.

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If the system moves faster, it will be larger from Dallas to the east and earlier during the day. If it slows down, it could be west of Fort Worth and likely towards the end of the day and evening.

The forecast will be updated as we get closer to Thursday.

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7 day forecast

After Thursday’s storm, things should be pretty good for the rest of the week.

On Friday, the temperature will rise to 50 degrees, and in the rest of the weekend it will rise.