Expect a wet morning rush hour Wednesday-- showers and even some thunderstorms will increase in coverage overnight to make for a messy day. While it might not rain constantly everywhere, on and off rain is very likely.
If you do see a thunderstorm, severe storms are not likely. However, stronger storms could have some small hail.
This also comes with continued chilly temperatures.
Temps will remain in the 40s, not falling very much overnight.
So be sure to dress warm, but also have the umbrella or rain gear!
WEDNESDAY
These showers will be around for the morning commute, so make sure to give yourself plenty of time and take it slow!
Passing showers are most likely from the morning through early afternoon before a stronger push of cold air arrives and moves the rain into East Texas.
While all day Wednesday will be chilly, the wind will pick up and feel a little colder outside by the afternoon into evening.
All rain will come to an end by Wednesday evening into Wednesday night.
Then the concern will be freezing temps and a chilly Halloween!
More on that here: Freezing temps return to North Texas
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