North Texas Braces for Potential Flooding as Storms Roll In

Current Situation North Texas is bracing for a weather system that is expected to bring a mix of rain and stormy conditions. The system, currently moving through the southwestern U.S., is set to reach the Southern Plains by Sunday evening.

Timeline of Events

• Sunday Afternoon: Rainfall begins in the western parts of the region.
• Late Sunday Evening to Monday Morning: Showers spread across the rest of North Texas.

Flooding Concerns

The ground is already saturated from recent heavy rains, increasing the risk of flooding. A flood watch has been issued for the DFW Metroplex and other areas that received significant rainfall last Thursday. Residents are advised to stay vigilant and prepare for potential water-related issues.

Severe Weather Threats

• Sunday:
• Low Risk (1 out of 5) for areas west of Interstate 35.
• Main concerns: Strong winds and hail.
• Monday:
• Higher Risk for southeastern North Texas and eastern Central Texas.
• Possible: Large hail, damaging winds, and a slight chance of tornadoes.

Forecast for the Week

• Monday Midday: Rain tapers off in DFW and western areas.
• Tuesday: Dry and sunny with highs near 70°F.
• Wednesday: Cooler with highs in the upper 50s°F, but still dry.
• Thanksgiving: Near-average weather with highs in the lower 60s°F and mainly sunny skies.

Looking Ahead

The next chance of showers is expected next weekend. Stay aware and prepared to ensure safety.