Recent forecast models are trending wetter, and a slow-moving weather system will keep rain in the forecast through the Thanksgiving holiday.
The weather system began to approach North Texas on Wednesday. There were clouds with a few light showers or sprinkles throughout the day with temperatures in the 50s.
The rain should become more widespread Wednesday night into Thursday as the upper low approaches from the northwest.Sign up for NBC DFW newslettersPeriods of rain and even a few thunderstorms are likely overnight into Thursday. No severe storms are expected, but the strongest storms may produce small hail and heavy downpours.Thursday, Thanksgiving, will begin wet for many areas, but the rain may become more spotty during the afternoon as the heaviest rain shifts deeper into East Texas.
Rain chances will remain high Friday, especially late Friday and Friday night. It will also be quite chilly with Friday highs only in the mid-50s.The rain will likely linger into Saturday morning before completely leaving Saturday afternoon.
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