Dallas residents can expect a stormy start to their week, with the National Weather Service (NWS) predicting showers and possibly a thunderstorm before 8 am today, with chances of additional showers and thunderstorms persisting until 11 am. Some of these storms could be severe, and the area will see winds increasing in intensity throughout the afternoon, with gusts that could reach as high as 35 mph. The high for the day is expected to be near 72 degrees, as reported in the National Weather Service forecast.

The outlook takes a turn for the better by nightfall, with chances of sprinkles subsiding before 10 pm, leading to mostly clear skies and a cooler low around 42. The NWS has also indicated that Tuesday will bring sunny skies with a high near 60, followed by a clear night with a low around 43. National Weather Service forecasters anticipate a sunny Thursday and a mostly sunny Friday, with highs gradually warming up to the mid-'70s.

Additionally, the National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook which includes a warning of potential thunderstorms exiting to the east later this morning. "Heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning will be the main hazards," reads the outlook, cautioning against isolated thunderstorms along a cold front this afternoon and evening. A very low chance for thunderstorms persists into Wednesday, specifically west of I-35 during the afternoon. Spotters are not expected to be needed, reflecting the lower level of urgency.

Meanwhile, Dallas County is under a flood warning specifically for White Rock Creek near Greenville Ave, expected to enter into effect late tonight into tomorrow evening. "Moderate flooding will occur along the creek, with ball fields at Moss Park completely flooded," states the warning, which forecasts the creek to crest at 86.6 feet tomorrow morning. The flood warning advises residents to avoid driving through flooded areas and to exercise caution near riverbanks. Further details can be found at the National Weather Service.