Strong to severe storms and flooding possible after cold front arrives into North Texas
Sunday will start pleasantly for churchgoers and those running errands in the morning and early afternoon. Lows will be a crisp 48 degrees in DFW around 7 a.m.
All eyes are to the sky for those to the west of I-35 during the late afternoon on Sunday. Isolated storms are expected to pop up, and some may even reach the low-end severe criteria.
Overnight, more storms are expected to intensify, and intense rainfall rates will persist through Monday morning and afternoon.
Accumulation of 1-3 inches with some localized heavier totals will be expected. Hence, there is a heightened flooding threat. Please remember to turn around if there are flooded roadways.
By Monday night, conditions will be clear for the rest of the week. A cold front will pass through Tuesday night into Wednesday, cooling temperatures by 10 degrees the next day. The forecast for Thanksgiving doesn't look fowl. Sunny skies and a high of 61 degrees, enjoy.

