What’s the weather tomorrow morning

Temperatures on Saturday will begin to warm back up into the 70s. We’ll stay dry with mostly sunny skies, though we could still see a little haze in the far northern parts of the area, which could keep things a little cooler. As we head into the evening though, temps will fall back down to seasonable levels overnight. Tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day. (WVVA WEATHER) Sunday is looking to be a different story. We’re watching the flooding possibility as we could see some stronger showers and thunderstorms moving through the area overnight and into Monday morning. We are under a marginal risk for excessive rainfall Sunday, so stay weather aware.

There are increasing concerns about Saturday storms, which may include two separate rounds, the weather service office in Fort Worth said in an updated forecast Friday morning. A complex of strong to severe storms is expected to first impact eastern North Texas counties and East Texas in the morning and then redevelop mainly along and south of Interstate 20 Saturday afternoon and night, the weather service said. There's a threat for severe weather on Saturday, possibly in two rounds. The first is expected in the morning, & the second late in the afternoon/evening. Large hail, damaging winds, & heavy rain will be the main hazards. Keep an eye on the weather, especially if outdoors! “There is still some uncertainty in timing and evolution, as many features will be in play for storm development,” the weather service said. “Continue to check back frequently for the forecast regarding Saturday’s severe weather threat, especially if you have outdoor plans or for any planned, large outdoor events!” Steve Wilson [email protected] Friday will be hot and mostly dry, outside of a few afternoon showers and thunderstorms across eastern North Texas, the weather service said. High temperatures will climb into the 90s with a few areas seeing heat index values reach 100. Saturday’s high temperature will be around 98. Unseasonably hot conditions will continue Sunday through next week, with