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Heavy rains across the drought-stricken Dallas-Fort Worth area on Monday caused streets to flood, submerging vehicles as officials warned motorists to stay off the roads and water seeped into some homes and businesses.
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Storms in D-FW area dissipating, with chance for morning rain on horizon, weather service says A flood warning was in effect for areas around the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, while small hail was reported around Coppell and Irving, the NWS said. A 2018 file photo of an ominous-looking sky above downtown Dallas.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) 9:47 PM on Jul 6, 2021 CDT Isolated storms that swept westward through the region brought brief periods of heavy rain to some areas while leaving others dry, according to the National Weather Service. Wednesday morning brings another chance for precipita...
Current projections indicate potential snowfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches. Huckaby said that if the heart of the storm pushes directly through Bell County â which it is currently projected to miss to the north â then there could be around 2 to 3 inches. âThe Monday morning (commute) could be a little tricky,â Huckaby said. Huckaby said the roads and highways may be slushy or icy on Monday morning. If the snow accumulates, it could perpetuate temperatures well below freezing, he added. Sundayâs overnight low is currently projected to be 32 degrees. The National Weather ...