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Dallas, TX – Repeated rounds of heavy rain could push creeks and rivers toward flood stage along the Texas–Oklahoma corridor beginning March 7, raising concerns for low-lying communities before St. Patrick’s Day.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center outlook issued February 27 and valid March 7-13, a broad swath of 60-70% probability for above normal precipitation stretches across the Southern Plains into the Lower Mississippi Valley. A focused heavy rain corridor from March 7-10 places North Texas and southern Oklahoma near an axis of enhanced rainfall potential…