Storms Forecast Tonight, But After The KoC Fish Fry

Friday March 6, 2026 – Residents in Hopkins County can expect warm and breezy conditions early this evening before the threat of severe weather moves into the area later tonight.

According to the forecast, skies will remain mostly cloudy with temperatures near 80 degrees through the early evening hours. Storm chances are expected to increase later in the night as a line of thunderstorms moves across Northeast Texas.

The good news for those planning to attend the Knights of Columbus Fish Fry in Sulphur Springs is that the event, scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m., should take place before the strongest storms arrive. Forecast models indicate the more significant thunderstorms will likely develop later in the evening, after the community event has wrapped up.

The next KoC Fish Fry of 2026 will be Tonight!. With so many options, no one goes away hungry. Service starts at 5PM and goes till 7pm. Right here in Sulphur Springs at St. James Catholic Church.

Meteorologists say some storms tonight could become strong to severe, bringing the potential for heavy rain, gusty winds, hail and possibly isolated tornadoes across parts of North and Northeast Texas. A tornado watch has been issued for several counties in the region, including Hopkins County, through late tonight.

Residents are encouraged to stay weather aware as conditions could change quickly after sunset. Emergency officials recommend keeping mobile alerts enabled and having a plan in place in case warnings are issued overnight.

Despite the threat later tonight, early evening conditions should remain relatively calm, allowing outdoor activities and community gatherings to continue as planned.

Storms are expected to gradually move through the region overnight before additional unsettled weather continues into the weekend.