Dan Brounoff

Fort Worth

Meteorologist at KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX)

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Beautiful week in store for North Texas

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

North Texas will see a quiet weather pattern through the end of the week and into the weekend, featuring pleasant temperatures and no precipitation. Temperatures dropped into the 40s Tuesday morning, slightly below average for this time of year. It will be sunny with a high of 75. A perfect day is expected across North Texas with light winds. The pleasant weather will continue through the rest of the week, with a quick warm-up expected on Wednesday.
Beautiful week ahead following grey, wet weather

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Following a stormy week that extended into the weekend, a picturesque weather pattern will prevail through the week. Temperatures plummeted to the 30s across much of North Texas on Monday morning. The frost advisories and freeze warnings will expire by mid-morning. Afternoon highs reaching the mid-60s with sunny skies. Surface high pressure will gradually shift eastward on Tuesday, leading to a warming trend of approximately 10 degrees into the mid-70s. Morning lows will revert to the 40s.
Rainy weather to continue, temperatures drop over the weekend

2 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

An active weather pattern has persisted across parts of the United States over the past few days, and it will remain active for at least the next couple of days. Friday morning, scattered showers streamed into North Texas from the south, with the severe threat shifting to Oklahoma. There will continue to be scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms throughout the day, with temperatures hovering around 60 degrees.
Storm system to impact North Texas through Saturday

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

A powerful storm system will impact North Texas from Thursday morning through Saturday, producing strong to severe thunderstorms and a flooding threat in some areas. The primary threats associated with these storms are large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. Rainfall totals are expected to range from 2-5 inches, with isolated areas to the north and northwest potentially receiving higher totals.
Waves of severe weather to start Wednesday night across North Texas

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Multiple rounds of severe storms and heavy rain will arrive in North Texas starting Wednesday night through Saturday morning. All modes of severe weather will be possible. Upper-level disturbances, plenty of surface moisture, a dry line, a cold front, and daytime heating are all causes of the active weather pattern in North Texas. These will contribute to waves of heavy rain with embedded severe storms through early Saturday.
Severe weather chances begin Tuesday night, stay in place through Saturday morning

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

On and off rain chances late Tuesday through noon Saturday. The most challenging aspects of this extended forecast are the timing, severity, and rainfall totals. Temperatures Tuesday morning were in the low to mid-50s under a mostly clear sky. It will be a decent but windy day with afternoon highs reaching the low 80s. South winds could gust as high as 40 mph.
Unstable weather pattern increases severe weather threat this week

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Monday is the last day of March and a cool air mass is in place. The air mass will warm fast and become unstable. The dry line in West Texas will get active, a cold front will stall across the area, and several upper-level disturbances will impact DFW through Saturday. The threat of severe weather will increase. Temperatures fell into the 40s across much of the area early Monday. A cold front moved through on Sunday afternoon for a nice cool morning. A beautiful day is in store.
Widespread scattered showers Friday, weekend storms possible

3 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Most of North Texas will see scattered showers through Friday afternoon. Scattered strong to severe storms are possible in areas over the weekend, followed by a cool, dry start to early next week. Temperatures on Friday are started off in the low 60s and will struggle to reach 70 degrees, except for areas west of Fort Worth, where readings may jump up into the middle 70s. Rainfall totals will be less than a quarter of an inch, with heavier totals expected in East Texas.
Rain late Thursday into Friday before a warm weekend

4 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Keep your umbrella handy, as it will be needed later Thursday through mid-afternoon Friday. The rain will give way to a sunny weekend. Showers on Thursday are expected to begin after noon. Temperatures will be in the low 70s. A strong storm system moved through northeast Mexico on Thursday morning and will cruise along the I-10 corridor over the next 36 hours. Some areas of South Texas have already received over 6 inches of rain, with more expected.
Quiet Wednesday for most of North Texas, rain chances return Thursday

4 weeks ago | audacy.com | Dan Brounoff

Following a night of severe weather with large hail in parts of North Texas, storm activity remained north and east of the Dallas-Fort Worth area through mid-afternoon Wednesday. Additional rain will move in from the south during the second half of Thursday, persisting through mid to late morning on Friday. The severity is expected to remain low.