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Dallas, TX Storm Alert: Up to 1.5 Inches of Rain Nov. 14-15
Dallas, TX – A rainy and noticeably cooler weekend is unfolding across North Texas, with scattered thunderstorms and widespread showers expected from Saturday, Nov. 14, through Sunday, Nov. 15. Foreca
By Grant Holloway · 2026-11-14T17:45:16.852Z
Dallas, TX – A rainy and noticeably cooler weekend is unfolding across North Texas, with scattered thunderstorms and widespread showers expected from Saturday, Nov. 14, through Sunday, Nov. 15. Forecasters say most areas could receive between 0.5 and 1.5 inches of rainfall before warmer temperatures return early next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, scattered showers will develop Saturday afternoon from west to east, becoming more widespread Saturday night and continuing through Sunday.
Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are also possible Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Saturday afternoon rain chances range from 40% to 70% across portions of western North Texas, including areas near Graham and Cisco, while locations farther east initially face lower precipitation chances.
By Sunday morning, widespread rainfall is expected across the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, Waco, Killeen and surrounding communities.
The National Weather Service expects Sunday's daytime temperatures to remain in the upper 40s to 50s across much of North and Central Texas.
In Dallas Fort Worth, Monday's forecast high is 57 degrees, followed by a warming trend to 64 Tuesday and 68 Wednesday, Nov. 18.
Waco, Temple and Killeen are forecast to reach 55 degrees Monday, 62 Tuesday and 66 Wednesday.
Farther north, Sherman and Denison could see highs near 57 Monday, 63 Tuesday and 66 Wednesday.
Palestine is expected to reach 58 Monday, with a 20% chance of rain, before temperatures climb to 67 Tuesday and 72 Wednesday.
Forecasters expect showers to gradually end from west to east Sunday evening, although lingering rainfall could continue into Monday morning across eastern Central Texas.
Drivers should prepare for wet pavement, reduced visibility during heavier showers and potentially slower travel throughout the weekend.
Residents can monitor updated forecasts and weather alerts at weather.gov/fwd .