DFW weather timeline: When will it rain on Labor Day weekend? How much will we get?

DALLAS — Labor Day weekend is upon us. And after a month of scorching temperatures across the North Texas, the good news is that we’re for a cooldown over the next several days. We could also see scattered rain each day. It won’t be a washout, but daily rain chances are in the forecast for Dallas-Fort Worth and much of Texas.

So if you’re staying in town, or hitting the road, keep the forecast in mind.

Here’s the latest timeline:

• Rain chances increasing through Labor Day
• Not a complete wash out
• Severe weather is unlikely 

Showers and storms will develop again this afternoon, but still isolated over most of North Texas. Higher chances will be south and east of the Metroplex, mainly during the afternoon and evening.

Rain chances will increase on Friday over the northwest portion of North Texas as a weak cold front approaches. 

The highest chances for showers and storms will on Saturday and Sunday. Be prepared for interruptions with any outdoor events. Again, severe weather isn’t expected, but gusty winds and brief heavy rain will be possible with stronger storms.

Here’s a look at the rain timeline for Saturday:

Here’s a look at the rain timeline for Sunday:

Scattered showers and storms will continue into Labor Day. The rain chances, mostly cloudy skies and northeast winds will help keep temperatures in the 80s.

Here’s a region-wide look at the rain forecast Monday across DFW and Texas:

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