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tornadotitans.com
Severe Storm Develops Near Nocona, TX
Tracking ended: The storm 5 miles north-northwest of Pottsboro, TX is no longer being tracked as of 11:37 p.m. CST. This storm was tracked from 8:36 p.m. to 11:37 p.m. CST. It traveled about 165 miles, from near Ringling, OK to near Pottsboro, TX. The NWS issued 5 warnings for...
CBS News
North Texas temperatures cool down on Election Day following overnight rain
Fort Worth StarTelegram
Strong to severe storms expected in DFW Monday night through Tuesday morning
A few strong to severe thunderstorms are expected in North Texas Monday night and Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth . Showers and storms will move through Dallas-Fort Worth on Monday night, Nov. 2, into Tuesday, Nov. 3, along with a cold front. The storms are expected along and north of the Interstate 20 corridor. The main threats will be damaging winds and hail with a low threat for tornadoes and localized flooding from heavy rainfall, according to the NWS. Cooler, drier and breezy conditions are expected later Tuesday, with northwest winds around 15 mph to 20 mph and occasional gusts near 25 mph behind the front. 🚨 More breaking news: › Vigil held for fallen Fort Worth officer › Woman abducted as toddler shares story in new podcast › Babysitter who smothered infant with pillow is sentenced ◽️ Sign up for Star-Telegram news alerts .
Shorthorn
Possible showers, cooler temperatures to sweep Dallas-Fort Worth this week
This week’s weather will kick off with high winds and clear skies for Dallas-Fort Worth residents and visitors, who can expect temperatures to begin dropping. Sarah Barnes, National Weather Service meteorologist, said severe storms could return to the area on Monday night, after a fairly warm day with highs in the 80s.
Yahoo!
Severe thunderstorms possible on Monday in Texoma
TEXOMA (KFDX/KJTL) — As we begin this upcoming week, there is a risk of severe thunderstorms on Monday in the late afternoon and evening. A cold front is going to dig into Texoma with high humidity and gusty winds, which are the ingredients for severe thunderstorms. The strongest storms...
CBS News
Line of strong to severe thunderstorms will move across North Texas
fox4news.com
fox4news.com
Dallas weather: Dense fog shrouds Texas ahead of severe storms and cold front
A cold front moving through North Texas brings a risk of damaging winds, hail, localized heavy rain, and isolated tornadoes. Showers will taper off early Tuesday, giving way to clearing skies and mild 70-degree temperatures by the afternoon. While models favor overnight Monday into early Tuesday morning for the strongest...
WFAA
Chance for thunderstorms and severe weather Monday night into Tuesday
sevenlakes.news
Wind Chills Drop to the 30s and 40s for Dallas, Houston, Tyler, and Lufkin by Friday as Strong Cold Front Arrives Early Next Week
HOUSTON — New model guidance is consistently showing a strong cold front moving through Texas early next week. The front is expected to sweep across the state on Monday and Tuesday, November 2 and 3. It could pass through southeast Texas on Election Day Tuesday. Reinforcing colder air will likely arrive late in the week, bringing the coldest mornings on Thursday or Friday.
Country Herald
North Texas Oct. 31–Nov. 1: Halloween Rain, Then Clocks Fall Back
Dallas, TX – Halloween plans across North Texas are getting a favorable weather update as rain is expected to move out before trick-or-treating begins Saturday evening, October 31. Families can expect mild temperatures, mostly cloudy skies and light winds before clocks fall back early Sunday, November 1.
CBS News
Showers expected to clear for trick-or-treating in North Texas
bananatreenews.today
Flood Watches for West Texas as Del Rio Sees 5 Inches While Light Rain Under a Quarter Inch Reaches Dallas and Fort Worth Tonight
NORTH TEXAS — A muggy late October morning began with temperatures near 67 degrees across North Texas, as rain showers from the southwest lifted northeast toward the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Clouds and on-and-off light showers will continue through the day, with highs only reaching the mid 70s. Flood watches remain in effect for West and Southwest Texas, where 2 to 4 inches of rain are possible and Del Rio has already picked up 5 inches in 24 hours.