An atmospheric disturbance will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms across North Texas during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, potentially disrupting outdoor activities and travel plans.
Drier conditions will briefly prevail on Friday, May 22, 2026, with temperatures peaking in the 80s and only a very limited chance of isolated light showers.
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However, the weather pattern shifts Friday night as the system moves into the region, threatening to linger into Saturday morning.
Scattered Storms Expected Throughout the Weekend
Additional rounds of scattered storms are expected Saturday afternoon and evening, according to the FOX 4 Weather Team.
While precipitation will not be continuous for every location daily, thunderstorms remain possible somewhere in North Texas each day of the holiday weekend.
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Forecasters note that the overall threat of severe weather remains low, though a few isolated storms could produce hail and gusty winds.
Rain coverage is expected to drop to a lower percentage from Sunday through Tuesday.
Officials urge residents with outdoor plans to remain weather aware throughout the weekend.
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Boaters are specifically advised to keep a portable weather radio on board to monitor changing conditions and to seek shelter immediately if a storm approaches.
