The heat index is expected to climb close to 100 on Wednesday, then we have a chance at seeing strong to severe storms.
It will be a hot afternoon in North Texas with a chance of some strong to severe storms later in the day.There may not be many storms, and not everyone is expected to see them, but the storms that do form have a chance to be severe.Temperatures will climb into the 90s for the second consecutive day.We expect the high to hit 92 degrees, which is just a few degrees away from a May 8 record in DFW.
We want you to stay weather aware from about 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.The highest coverage is to the east. Those eastern areas are also expected to get the strongest storms.Any of the storms that do form are capable of forming large hail and damaging winds.The hail could be up to 2 inches in the area of the strongest storms with up to 65 mile per hour winds.There is a low tornado threat that is mainly to the east of Dallas. Again, the chance is very low.
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