Our First Alert Weather team does not anticipate severe thunderstorm warnings in the Dallas area this morning, but a flood watch remains in effect until Friday evening following significant rainfall on Thursday and overnight.

Heavy Rainfall and Flood Risks

According to our First Alert radar, some areas have accumulated more than five inches of rain between Thursday and early Friday morning. This heavy rainfall has led to saturated grounds and an increased risk of flooding across the region. Residents are advised to exercise caution and avoid driving through flooded areas.

Weather Outlook for the Weekend and Beyond

Later this afternoon, we expect conditions to start drying out, with the possibility of isolated to scattered storms over the weekend. As of now, there are no weather alerts in place. Looking ahead, next week’s forecast shows a decrease in rain chances to 20-30% most days. Temperatures will rise significantly, with highs returning to the 90s. Feels-like temperatures are expected to reach the low 100s during the afternoons, indicating hot and humid conditions.

Preparing for Changing Conditions

As we move through the weekend and into next week, residents of the DFW area should remain vigilant and prepared for changing weather conditions. Ensure that you have a plan in place for staying safe during storms, including staying informed with local weather updates and having emergency supplies on hand.

This forecast highlights the importance of monitoring local weather reports and being prepared for potential flooding in low-lying areas. Our First Alert Weather team will continue to provide updates as conditions evolve. Stay tuned for the latest information and any updates on weather advisories.