Tornado Watch Discontinued for North Texas, Chance of Showers Remains

According to the National Weather Service, Dallas, Tarrant and Collin counties and several others in North Texas are no longer under a tornado watch.

According to a detailed NWS forecast, showers and thunderstorms are possible in D-FW until midnight.

The National Weather Service issued the tornado warning as severe thunderstorms, several showers and a cold front are forecast for the area during the day and evening.

“The primary hazard from this activity will be 1-inch hail, damaging winds and a single tornado,” an NWS-Fort Worth warning said.

Heavy rain could lead to flooding, particularly in the northwest, the warning warned. Rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are expected, with isolated amounts of up to 3 inches.

Wet conditions are only expected to last through Friday, with the cold front expected to “end the chance of storms from west to east this evening into the overnight hours,” the warning said.

Dallas forecast via KXAS-TV (NBC5):

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy and mild with a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low: 52. High: 71. Rain: 90%.

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and pleasant. Low: 52. High: 70. Rain: 0%.

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and mild. Low: 54. High: 73. Rain: 0%.

MONDAY (Veterans Day): Mostly sunny and mild. Low: 56. High: 76. Rain: 0%.