The upcoming weather in North Texas signals a shift as severe storms are anticipated. As a result, high school football games in the Dallas area have been rescheduled due to concerns over hail and flooding risks.
Dallas Weather: Severe Storms Impacting Football Games
Starting Thursday, a series of weather changes will occur in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Cloud cover is expected to thicken, leading to milder temperatures. Scattered showers may occur earlier in the day, with most activity expected after sunset.
Forecast Overview
- Thursday Night: Showers and thunderstorms will mainly affect areas north and west of Dallas.
- Potential Hazards: Strong storms could bring small hail and gusty winds.
High School Football Schedule Changes
Due to the storm threat, several high school football games have been moved to Thursday night. The affected districts include:
- Duncanville
- Lewisville
- Plano
- McKinney
- Highland Park
- Denton
Notably, the much-anticipated “Battle of Beltline” between DeSoto and Cedar Hill will take place at Eagle Stadium on Thursday evening. Fans should verify the latest updates directly with their school districts.
Friday and Weekend Weather Forecast
As Friday unfolds, rain chances will be highest in the north and east parts of DFW. High temperatures will reach around 80 degrees. A significant weather disturbance is set to arrive Friday night, potentially bringing heavy rain and possible flood risks.
- Friday Night: Expect strong wind gusts and the possibility of severe thunderstorms.
- Saturday: Scattered showers are likely, with an additional round of storms anticipated in the evening.
By Sunday morning, the weather system will move out of the area. A transition to partly cloudy skies is expected, with temperatures falling back into the 70s.
7-Day Outlook
The upcoming week will see a weaker system passing through on Monday, bringing partly cloudy conditions with a chance for light showers. As the week progresses, temperatures will average in the low 70s, providing a chillier atmosphere as we move further into October.
This weather information has been sourced from the National Weather Service, providing the community with timely updates on the changing conditions in the Dallas area.
