Forecast

Scattered Storms Bring Large Hail to Southwestern Counties Monday Evening

Storm chances remain low on Monday after a warm front and dryline led to a severe weather threat for North Texas on Sunday

The temperature climbed into the low 90s Monday afternoon as sunshine and a strong southwesterly breeze combined to heat us up about 20 degrees above normal.

Isolated thunderstorms developed southwest of Fort Worth Monday evening, and some of them produced hail of golf ball and even baseball size. But no rain reached DFW.

A better chance for storms will return late Tuesday into Tuesday night as a cold front draws near. This front will usher in cooler air for the second half of the week.

A few showers may return toward Easter weekend.

WEATHER PHOTOS

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Kat Cyr
Hail in Hurst
Kathy
Hail size at 3:50 pm
Rusty
Burleson hail roughly quarter size 3:37 PM
L Hammer
Hail in Plano, here’s what we had.
HUMPHREYTRANS
Golf ball sized hail in Haltom City on 4/2/23
Eva Cunningham
Hail in pilot point
Michele Barnes
Hell in far North Dallas at Frankford and Preston.
Loretta Rendon
Hail in Chico tx 1/2-3/4 “ hail
Rita P
Hurst Hail at 3:45
Holden Cater
North Richland Hills Hail
janet shrum
Hail in Hurst about 4 pm!
Holden Cater
North Richland Hills Hail
Victoria
Quarter size hail- downtown Fort Worth.
This is the hail we received in the 76111 area.
Jonathan Licker
Pea size hail in McKinney: backyard photo
McKinney
Sent from my iPhone
Erica Reyes
Great amount of hail in Haltom City near 121
RJ Hampton
Grandson Brayten holding hail with a rainbow
Mark Fisher
Hail Storm, Hurst,TX 3:48pm Apr. 2, 2023
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WHAT TO DO?

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