Golf‑ball hail pounded parts of North Texas Sunday evening, denting cars and prompting watches and warnings across Erath and nearby counties.

A stronger round of thunderstorms is expected Sunday afternoon into night, with hail and damaging winds possible. Expect travel impacts and heavy downpours in spots.

A severe thunderstorm watch covers North Texas Friday night into early Saturday; Frisco warns of hail and damaging winds. Stay weather-aware overnight.

Late-night storms could bring damaging winds to parts of Dallas tonight. Highs reach the low 80s today.

Clear skies Thursday with highs near 76°F. Scattered showers and thunderstorms return Friday–Sunday; keep an umbrella handy.

Cloudy, cool Wednesday in Dallas with a small chance of spotty showers and isolated hail this morning. A warm-up returns by Friday and the weekend.

Cloudy Tuesday with gusty south winds and a slight chance of evening storms. Highs near 89°F — secure loose outdoor items.

Clear, breezy Monday in Dallas with gusts up to 35 mph. Hotter Tuesday with a chance of storms and a conditional severe threat.

Clear, warm Sunday in Dallas; breezy Monday with gusts near 30 mph and a chance of scattered thunderstorms late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Sunny, comfortable Saturday in Dallas with highs near 77°F. Gusty southerly winds and a chance of storms return late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Light rain and gusty winds hit Dallas this Friday; heavier rain and a Flood Watch affect parts of Central Texas. The weekend turns dry and warmer.

A soaking arrives late Thursday night and locks in for Friday; parts of Dallas south of I‑20 could pick up 1–3 inches. Weekend sunshine returns by Saturday.

A radar‑indicated tornado was observed Tuesday between Mineral Wells and Cool, prompting Tornado Warnings and watches for parts of western Dallas–Fort Worth. Forecasters tracked the rotating storm as it moved southeast.