UPDATE: The Dallas-Fort Worth area is reeling from a historic weather event as record rainfall from Thursday has led to a renewed flood threat starting this weekend. The region experienced an astonishing 3.95 inches of rain within 24 hours, breaking the previous November record of 3.45 inches set in 2015.
Officials from the National Weather Service confirm that while some locations, like Euless, reported up to 3.74 inches, others like Fort Worth experienced around 2 inches.
Residents can expect a brief respite with dry, pleasant weather today. However, authorities warn that heavy rain will make a comeback on Sunday, raising the alarm for potential flooding.
Friday Forecast: As of now, the morning commute may be affected by patchy, dense fog across the Metroplex. Temperatures are set to warm up, with highs reaching around 77 degrees today. However, Central Texas may continue to see rain.
Looking ahead, Saturday morning will start off comfortable, but clouds will build throughout the day. Showers are expected to roll in by Sunday evening, with the heaviest rain anticipated overnight into Monday morning. The National Weather Service predicts rain totals could range from 1 to 3 inches.
Thanksgiving Week Forecast: As we approach Thanksgiving, drier and cooler air will sweep through the region, leading to chilly conditions by Thanksgiving Day itself. Travelers are urged to exercise caution if driving on Monday morning, as the aftermath of the weekend’s storms may pose challenges.
Stay tuned for updates as this situation develops. It’s crucial to remain informed about changing weather conditions to ensure safety and preparedness.
