Rain opportunities are far from over, strong to severe storms possible Sunday night

All the rain from Saturday morning through the early afternoon as well as the weaker thunderstorms from the evening ended up limiting how much energy we would have needed to have severe weather. However, there was a lot of lightning and rainfall totals exceeded an inch of rain out around I-35. Storms continue throughout the overnight hours before wrapping up around sunrise Sunday morning.

For Father’s Day, a very warm, humid air mass will take over and this will continue for the next couple days afterwards. Isolated thunderstorms cannot be ruled out during the afternoon, but the best chance for storms will come later in the day towards sunset. Any storms that occur the rest of this weekend do have the potential to have gusty winds and hail.

Storms continue throughout next week, with at least some rain chance every day until next weekend. Heat will be a huge story as well, where highs will top out in the upper-80s and low-90s on Sunday-Tuesday. A Heat Advisory could be added for our area in the near future.