And for the Dallas/Fort Worth area. From NWS;
"Better chances of thunderstorms will occur Tuesday and Tuesday night. The upper low will take on a negative tilt by midday Tuesday then lift northeast from New Mexico into the Central Plains Tuesday afternoon and evening. At the surface...a dryline will surge east into western counties of north and central Texas. The boundary will provide focus for convective development as strong lift generated by the upper level system arrives. Instability and shear will be sufficient for the formation of supercells capable of producing large hail and damaging downburst winds...along with the possibility of a few tornadoes. Timing of the greatest threat for discrete cells capable of maintaining strong updrafts and producing severe weather will be during the late afternoon and early evening hours...with the location being along and west of the I-35 corridor. Storm motion will initially be northeast...but will become more easterly with time as middle level winds veer. The likelihood of upscale growth into a squall line still exists as activity crosses the I-35 corridor during the evening hours...with damaging winds becoming the biggest severe threat across the eastern half of the region overnight. We will also need to keep an eye on the flash flood threat overnight...as some of the latest guidance hints that the line of convection will become more east-west oriented during the late night hours...leading to a higher possibility of training echoes. "
Again, the focus is the possibility of very heavy rain. The active wording here is "leading to a higher possibility of training echoes". In short, that means some areas could get thunderstorm after thunderstorm.
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