Dan Brounoff

Fort Worth

Meteorologist at KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX)

Chief Meteorologist - NewsRadio 1080 KRLD... Been watching Texas weather for over 45 years! FB Page: Meteorologist Dan Brounoff

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Tuesday's high-temp forecast

2 days ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Above-average temperatures, record-breaking heat, and a threat for strong and severe thunderstorms are anticipated. There is a significant amount to discuss, and I will provide your 7-day forecast today. Good morning. I hope you're having a pleasant Tuesday. We're experiencing a comfortable start across North Texas, with temperatures ranging from the low to mid-60s, which is near average for this time of year. It will be sunny and warm, with afternoon highs reaching the low to mid-90s.
Look forward to the weekend, except maybe Friday

1 week ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

A string of beautiful days are ahead for North Texas, except for Friday, when scattered showers and storms will move in from the north during the afternoon and dissipate rapidly after 9:00 p.m. The weekend looks fantastic, and a significant warm-up is expected next week. Good morning. Welcome to almost Friday. We are waking up to a few clouds and temperatures mainly in the mid-to-upper 50s. There is nothing on radar, and no precipitation is expected in DFW today.
Tuesday's 7-Day Forecast

1 week ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

A persistent active weather pattern will continue throughout Tuesday, with waves of showers and storms moving through the area. The most critical time for heavy rain will be between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., progressing from west to east. Severity will be very low. A flood watch will remain in effect throughout the day. Good morning, and welcome to Tuesday. The first wave of rain has moved through the area, while the second wave is poised to move through mid-morning to early afternoon.
Storm chances return to North Texas after beautiful weekend

1 week ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

After a beautiful weekend, shower and thunderstorm chances increase this week, and some of them may become severe. A new Flood Watch has been issued for much of North Texas for Tuesday. A slow-moving upper-level storm system will be paralleling Interstate 40 this week, increasing the rain chances in North Texas, and some of these may become severe on Tuesday. Monday morning started under a partly cloudy sky. Temperatures were below average, with readings mainly in the 50s.
Above-average rain, below-average temperatures in store for North Texas

1 week ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Above-average precipitation and below-average temperatures are anticipated across North Texas over the next week. A severe weather risk is in the forecast for Friday and again by the middle of next week. Following a rainy mid-week, shower and thunderstorm chances will increase throughout the day on Friday. A complex of storms is expected to impact the Red River counties in the morning, with scattered showers possible west of Fort Worth. Temperatures will range from the low to mid-60s.
Record-breaking rainfall on Wednesday, isolated rain chances return Friday

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

After record-breaking rainfall across North Texas on Wednesday, Mother Nature responded with dense fog Thursday morning. For some, showers and strong storms return in the first half of Friday, before transitioning into a sunny and beautiful weekend. Dense fog invaded areas south of the Dallas-Fort Worth area Wednesday morning, reducing visibility to less than a quarter of a mile, especially in rural areas. Temperatures were mild to start the day, with readings near 60 degrees.
Showers and storms to arrive in North Texas on Wednesday

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Severe Thunderstorm Watches were in effect to the northwest of Dallas-Fort Worth Wednesday morning, while Flood Watches were in effect north of the area through the evening. A large area of showers and thunderstorms developed between Abilene and Wichita Falls on Wednesday, and is expected to arrive in North Texas' western counties by mid-to-late morning, and across the rest of the Dallas-Fort Worth area through mid-afternoon. Threats include large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes.
Chance of severe weather in North Texas through the week

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

It's the end of April, early May, which means it's time to stay weather aware. There will be several chances of strong to severe storms in the forecast over the next 48 hours across North Texas. Tuesday began with mild and muggy conditions with low cloud cover, breezy conditions, and temperatures in the low 70s. Gulf moisture will continue to move northbound throughout Tuesday as the dry line rejuvenates to the west.
Severe weather chances return Tuesday and Wednesday

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Severe weather chances are increasing in late April into the first part of May. Moisture is a crucial factor in producing rain, but it also needs a trigger, in the form of a cold front or dry line, and an upper-level disturbance. All those weather players are going to intersect late Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures started near 70 degrees on Monday morning. Monday and Tuesday will feature morning clouds and afternoon sun. Readings will top out in the low to mid-80s.
Active week of weather continues through Saturday

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

It's been an active week across North Texas, and there are more chances for showers and storms through Saturday night before things dry out Sunday through late Tuesday. Friday began with a cluster of decaying thunderstorms moving through Gainesville and the Sherman/Denison area to the north of Dallas-Fort Worth. This area of storms will brush parts of Collin and Denton counties. These storms are not severe and will continue to move east of the Dallas-Fort Worth area through the morning.