Heavy rain to hit North Texas, rising flooding concerns
The First Alert Weather Team has been tracking a complex of storms to the west on Tuesday morning as they move into the area.
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The First Alert Weather Team has been tracking a complex of storms to the west on Tuesday morning as they move into the area.
Some residents woke to damage from Sunday night's storms that had winds up to 80 mph.
Environmental factors are extremely favorable for storm development.
The afternoon heat index on Sunday will reach the as high as 106.
Some rain might pop up along the I-35 corridor as storms head east through the morning.
Overnight storms cleared from Dallas-Fort Worth shortly after midnight, leaving flooding due to heavy rain their wake.
In the late-night hours, damaging winds and flash flooding are the highest risks.
The plume is forecast to move northwest and reach Florida mid-week, then hit other states including Georgia, the Carolinas, Texas and Louisiana by Friday, radar shows.
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season begins during a tumultuous period at the National Weather Service, following significant cuts at the country's forecasting agency.
A storm complex moving from Oklahoma to Texas Sunday morning will bring the chance for isolated to scattered severe storms.
Two rounds of storms are predicted for Sunday - one expected in the early morning across northern areas, followed by another in the south by the afternoon.
Unfortunately, Dallas-Fort Worth has an Air Quality Alert. Those sensitive groups with upper respiratory issues will want to limit their time outdoors.
After a rainy Friday morning, a very comfortable day is ahead in North Texas.
The potential of strong to severe storms on Thursday has prompted a First Alert Weather Day.
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect on Wednesday due to the slight risk of severe storms.
There is a chance for spotty storms and showers Wednesday.
Memorial Day in North Texas is starting off with storms producing strong winds and heavy rain.
Feel-like temperatures tomorrow again hover near 100 degrees by afternoon.
A breezy southerly wind won't do much to keep you cool as it feels like temperatures near 100.
Memorial Day weekend in North Texas is starting out clear and sunny, but storms are on the way and will hamper plans on Monday.
Thursday is a First Alert Weather Day for the potential of strong to severe storms in the afternoon and evening hours.
Memorial Day weekend could be rainy.
North Texas bounces back from severe storms to sunshine Tuesday
A string of very nice days is ahead starting Tuesday. More unsettled weather returns by Sunday/Monday.
First Alert Weather Days have been issued for Sunday and Monday due to the severe weather threat.
