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Strong Storms Cross the Red River From Oklahoma With Frequent Lightning and Heavy Rain Heading Into Dallas, Fort Worth, and Denton Overnight
NORTH TEXAS — A strong disturbance moving south out of southern Oklahoma is sending storms across the Red River into North Texas on Sunday night. Several storms have already crossed into Texas with frequent lightning and pockets of heavy rain, and the activity is expected to push into the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex overnight. Residents should not be surprised to hear rumbles of thunder and rain hitting the windows after midnight.
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North Texas crews prepare for potential flash flooding
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Drought-Busting Rain Could Dump Nearly 7 Inches on Texas Including Dallas and San Antonio as Flash Flooding Threat Builds Wednesday Through Friday
TEXAS — A very wet week is ahead for Texas and Oklahoma, with drought-busting rain expected to begin Wednesday and last into the weekend. The bulk of the rain is forecast from Wednesday through Friday, with Dallas projected near 6.87 inches and San Antonio near 6.32 inches. Flash flooding is possible, as the very dry soil will not be able to soak up heavy rain quickly enough.
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From Sizzle to Soak: Dallas-Fort Worth Braces for 96-Degree Heat, Flood Threat
Monday began with scattered storms across portions of North Texas, and the unsettled weather is expected to continue through the week. Highs are forecast near 92 degrees Monday and near 96 degrees Tuesday before a storm system brings widespread rain, cooler temperatures and a growing flood threat beginning Wednesday. Monday...
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Polo Remnants Could Bring 2 to 8 Inches to Texas Including Dallas, San Antonio, and Fort Worth From Wednesday Night Through Saturday
TEXAS — A significant, long-duration heavy rain event is taking shape across Texas, with rain expected from Wednesday night through Saturday. Deep tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Polo will combine with a slow-moving upper-level low, a sluggish cool front, and additional Gulf moisture to fuel multiple rounds of storms. 2 to 7 inches of rain could fall across parts of North Texas, with isolated totals exceeding 8 inches, raising serious concerns for flash flooding.
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Dallas weather: Moisture from Hurricane Polo to bring heavy rain, flood risk to North Texas
DALLAS - Relief from a relentless, scorching summer is on the horizon for North Texas as moisture from a Pacific hurricane prepares to deliver much-needed rainfall and cooler temperatures later this week. Rain in Dallas this week. An upper-level high-pressure ridge that has trapped heat and dryness over the Lone...
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Flood watch on the way for North Texas as cold front expected to bring wave of rain, storms
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Rain chances rise in Dallas-Fort Worth this week
Dallas-Fort Worth residents can expect rain chances and a cooldown near the end of the week. Monique Sellers, National Weather Service meteorologist, said that after a long period of hot and dry weather, this week will follow a more active pattern with the return of rain and storm chances. Sellers...
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Best Rain Setup in Months Brings Heavy Multi-Inch Totals to Texas and Oklahoma Including Houston, Dallas, and Oklahoma City Wednesday and Thursday
TEXAS — The best rain setup in months is on the way for Texas and Oklahoma, with heavy rain expected Wednesday and Thursday. Forecast data has been consistent in showing multi-inch rainfall totals across a widespread area of both states. Houston is projected near 3.33 inches and Dallas near 3.10 inches, while Oklahoma City and Amarillo could each see around 2.81 inches.
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Dallas weather: Pattern shift brings heavy rain, flood risk, and 80s temperatures to North Texas
DALLAS - Relief from the prolonged summer heat is finally on the horizon for North Texas, but it will arrive courtesy of a tropical system packing potential flood risks. After starting the week with warm morning temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s and afternoon highs climbing quickly into the 90s, the weather pattern is slated to undergo a major shift by midweek.