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Coolest Morning of the Season Brings 50s to Gainesville, Bonham, Denison, and Plano in North Texas as Clear Skies Follow Weekend Front
NORTH TEXAS — A cool front moving through North Texas is bringing a much-needed break from the recent heat. One more disturbance will move through on Saturday before skies clear out by Sunday. Clear skies, lighter winds, and drier air will then set up the coolest morning of the season on Monday. Parts of North Texas are expected to drop into the 50s for the first time this fall.
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Dallas weather: North Texas heavy rain causes localized flooding before clearing for a sunny workweek
A slow-moving weather system brought 1 to 2 inches of rain to North Texas on Sunday, triggering flood advisories in Hood, Parker, and Tarrant counties. Drivers faced steady downpours and high water along U.S. Route 377 near Granbury, as well as along major corridors including I-30 and I-20. Showers will...
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Flooding soaks North Texas as Abbott confirms death of first responder
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Beautiful weather ahead for North Texas after more Sunday showers
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Soggy Saturday in store for North Texas
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Flooding concerns persist for residents in Old East Dallas neighborhood
Residents in a historic Old East Dallas neighborhood say the prospect of persistent rain keeps them on edge. Additionally, a major project meant to provide relief to the area has been delayed several years. The forecast over the next few days has Delores Lopez and her family a bit nervous.
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Heavy Rain Band Could Dump 1 to 4 Inches Over Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton, and Plano Friday Morning Bringing Drought Relief to the Metroplex
DALLAS, TX — A band of showers and storms is expected to set up across North Texas early Friday, with rainfall totals of 1 to 4 inches possible where it develops. Rain is expected to begin around 1 AM and linger into the afternoon. The best chances are along and east of Interstate 35, though the exact placement of the heaviest band remains uncertain. Any rain will be welcomed as the region deals with ongoing drought.
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Texas communities brace for flooding as Tropical Storm Polo fuels heavy rain
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Heaviest Rain in Over Two Months Drenches Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano and McKinney Thursday Morning as Lightning Strikes Tarrant County and Flooding Concerns Grow Across the Metroplex
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex woke up to something it has not seen in a long time: real, heavy rain. On Thursday morning, October 1, the heaviest rain in over two months moved across North Texas, with radar from 8:05 AM CDT showing bands of moderate to heavy rain stretching over Fort Worth, Dallas, Plano, McKinney and much of the northern and western Metroplex. Lightning lit up the sky over Tarrant and Johnson counties, as the long-awaited soaking also raised concerns for flooding across a region that has been bone dry for weeks.