Flooding rain remains south and east of the Dallas-Fort Worth area this morning, but additional precipitation is anticipated before the conclusion of Father’s Day weekend.
Heavy rainfall occurred south of the Dallas-Fort Worth area during overnight hours; however, Tarrant County experienced 3″ rainfall between 3am and 4:30am, prompting the issuance of a flood warning. As the morning and afternoon progress, the heavy rain shield will shift eastward, relocating rain chances outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Isolated scattered showers and storms may still occur across North Texas throughout the day. Afternoon highs are expected to struggle to reach 80°F.
The upper level disturbance responsible for overnight flooding rain across parts of the state will shift into Eastern Oklahoma by tomorrow morning, taking most rain chances with it. Isolated scattered showers and potentially a rumble of thunder may occur as a quick system moves in from the northwest. Skies are anticipated to clear by tomorrow afternoon, with highs approaching 90°F. Heat index values will be near 100°F…