Most of North Texas remains dry during the daytime hours today, with just an isolated storm possible Sunday evening.

When is 2025 hurricane season in Florida? June 1 to Nov. 30, with most activity from August to October. No tropic storms expected Memorial Day weekend

Outdoor plans in states from Texas and Oklahoma to Florida could be in jeopardy through the rest of Memorial Day weekend as a slow-moving storm system threatens millions with rounds of torrential rain and severe weather.

North Texas will see hot, humid weather this Memorial Day weekend, with severe storms expected late Sunday into Monday. Threats include hail, strong winds, and flooding, with storms likely continuing into Monday night.

Yet another round of severe storms will be possible on Sunday in Alabama. And Monday. And Tuesday too. The National Weather Service said the strongest storms all three days could have winds strong enough to topple trees and take down power lines as well as hail and heavy rain.

A stormy Memorial Day is expected, with scattered strong to severe storms possible late Sunday evening through Monday evening. Hail and damaging winds will be the main hazards, and heavy rain may lead to isolated instances of flooding. Stay weather aware this weekend! pic.twitter.com/954YZ9Eabt

Some cloud cover for our day today as temps stay cool. Our skies start off better and in the 50s, with many reaching a peak temp in the low 70s.

Thunderstorms could threaten motor sports activities at Charlotte Motor Speedway during Memorial Day, forecasters say. Rain, though, should hold off at Indianapolis.