Wichita Falls may see a few storms in the middle of the night as a cold front moves through the area. While the chances are not high, any storm that does develop overnight could turn strong or even severe, with the possibility of all types of severe weather, including heavy rain, hail, strong winds, or even a brief tornado.
Storms More Likely Around Sunrise Near I-35
Although isolated storms are possible overnight, weather experts believe the stronger line of storms will likely form closer to the I-35 area near sunrise. These storms could move into parts of North Texas early in the morning, so it’s a good idea to stay updated if you’re heading out early.
Wednesday Brings a Break in the Rain
The good news is that most of Wednesday is expected to be dry and pleasant. Temperatures will be mild, and the skies could stay fairly clear, giving residents a short break from the recent stormy weather.
More Storms Expected Late Wednesday Night into Thursday
Don’t get too comfortable, though—another wave of storms is expected to arrive late Wednesday night and continue into Thursday. This system may bring more rain and possibly some severe weather again, depending on how it develops.
Rainy Pattern Continues Through the Weekend
Friday and Saturday will also have chances for rain and thunderstorms. The weekend may feel damp and unsettled with cloudy skies and more storm activity in the area. Some areas could pick up heavy rainfall, so it’s smart to make backup plans if you were hoping for a dry weekend.