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2 PM Radar Update: Showers and storms continue to move east across North Texas. The heavier thunderstorms are still south of the DFW metroplex. | WFAA Weather

2 PM Radar Update: Showers and storms continue to move east across North Texas. The heavier thunderstorms are still south of the DFW metroplex. | WFAA Weather

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Watching these thunderstorms with an incredible amount of lightning, up to quarter size hail and up to 60mph winds. We're monitoring radar for any changes. That's the latest. | WFAA Weather

Watching these thunderstorms with an incredible amount of lightning, up to quarter size hail and up to 60mph winds. We're monitoring radar for any changes. That's the latest. | WFAA Weather

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Another view of how the radar could look this afternoon into this evening. Not everyone sees storms, but expect scattered storms to be out there. Heavy rain and lightning if you're underneath a storm, but watch out for strong winds as well. Here's hoping you see some rain! | WFAA Weather

Another view of how the radar could look this afternoon into this evening. Not everyone sees storms, but expect scattered storms to be out there. Heavy rain and lightning if you're underneath a storm, but watch out for strong winds as well. Here's hoping you see some rain! | WFAA Weather

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8:45 PM Radar Update: Scattered storms are still ongoing across parts of the metroplex, isolated brief flooding is still possible. | WFAA Weather

8:45 PM Radar Update: Scattered storms are still ongoing across parts of the metroplex, isolated brief flooding is still possible. | WFAA Weather

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9:05 AM Radar Update: Storms are already moving into the northern sides of the metroplex. Rain should reach DFW around 10 AM. | WFAA Weather

9:05 AM Radar Update: Storms are already moving into the northern sides of the metroplex. Rain should reach DFW around 10 AM. | WFAA Weather

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The forecast remains the same! While the freezing line continues to drop southeast, the precip coverage keeps going down. That means patchy freezing drizzle & light freezing rain coverage remains low. Watch for slick spots mainly on bridges & overpasses overnight and Wednesday. | WFAA Weather

The forecast remains the same! While the freezing line continues to drop southeast, the precip coverage keeps going down. That means patchy freezing drizzle & light freezing rain coverage remains low. Watch for slick spots mainly on bridges & overpasses overnight and Wednesday. | WFAA Weather

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Here's the latest timing on today's storms. #txwx | WFAA Weather

Here's the latest timing on today's storms. #txwx | WFAA Weather

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Another round of showers and storms will move in today. Rain coverage increases late morning and during the afternoon. The highest coverage will be east of DFW. That is where we also find the highest rain totals. The threat for severe storms remains low. #wfaaweather | WFAA Weather

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Here's the latest timecast taking us through a wintry mix of mostly sleet today and ending with light snow Sunday morning. #txwx | WFAA Weather

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Rain and storm chances are possible mainly Sunday afternoon. Other data keeps us dry so pay attention to the latest forecasts as we get closer! Here's the latest hour by hour timecast. | WFAA Weather

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Click play and enjoy the 10-day forecast! Rain chances included. MORE: http://www.wfaa.com/weather | WFAA

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Rain and thunderstorms are in the forecast next Wednesday and Thursday. Some of the rain could be heavy and the severe weather risk is low, but not zero. More precise timing and details as we get closer! | WFAA Weather

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9:35am update: A pocket of heavier rain has moved over Mansfield. Rain coverage has overall lowered in the last hour. The trend continues through the morning. wfaa.com/radar?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WFAA_Weather #wfaaweather | WFAA Weather

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WFAA Weather Alert Day: Strong storms are possible Thursday - here's everything you need to know

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected overnight and into Sunday. There will be plenty of dry hours Sunday, but scattered rain and storms will still be around into the evening. No severe weather. #wfaaweather | WFAA Weather

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Tonight's thunderstorm timeline: scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop after 9pm tonight west of the metroplex then shift east through the night. A few of the thunderstorms could produce hail up to the size of golf balls and 60mph wind gusts. Here's the timeline: | WFAA Weather

7.6K viewsMar 29, 2025

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The metroplex is getting a break from the widespread and steady rain tonight. Impressive totals so far. Lots of 2" amounts from today alone. A few more storms are possible around daybreak, but the severe risk is looking very low. #wfaaweather | WFAA Weather

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Scattered rain and thunderstorms are back Saturday afternoon and evening. This rain will not be as widespread and heavy as what we saw tonight. The highest coverage will likely be south of the metroplex. | WFAA Weather

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Quick look at warm weather today and to come. | WFAA

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Isolated to scattered rain and thunderstorms are expected Thursday and Friday. The slightly higher coverage both days will be west of the metroplex. Severe weather is not expected and most will stay dry. Rain is expected to end before fireworks begin on the 4th! | WFAA Weather

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Our weather team is live on WFAA with updates on the severe weather coming through North Texas right now. HOW TO WATCH: https://www.wfaa.com/article/about-us/tv-listings/how-to-watch-the-wfaa-plus-app-on-your-streaming-device/287-43077fdb-6b62-454f-be5e-6b596128f1e0?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WFAA | WFAA

5.7K viewsApr 30, 2025

WFAA is tracking severe weather across North Texas. Here's viewer video capturing the heavy wind and rain that swept through Sanger Sunday evening. MORE: https://www.wfaa.com/article/weather/dfw-weather-storms-possible-north-texas-live-radar/287-f0522596-6924-4896-8828-3ba797a210d6?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WFAA | WFAA

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Scattered rain and a few thunderstorms are possible Friday mainly southeast of the metroplex. The coverage and chance for the metroplex is very low. The second cold front late Friday might brings cooler air for the weekend. | WFAA Weather

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TONIGHT - THURSDY: Storms arrive tonight into Thursday morning. Golf ball-sized hail & 60 mph winds possible. Storms start southwest of DFW around 2-3AM or after, pushing east. Thursday afternoon will be drier, but a few showers/storms may linger to the east. Here's the timeline | WFAA Weather

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The Weather Roller Coaster continues this week... | WFAA

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Sunday thunderstorm timeline: After lingering rain in the morning, another round of scattered thunderstorms with golf ball size hail and 60mph wind potential will pop up in the afternoon. The best chance is from the metroplex and areas east. Here's the timeline: | WFAA Weather

4.2K viewsMar 30, 2025

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6:30am update: A few showers linger in the area this morning as a front has stalled in North Texas. Most stay rain-free today, but can't rule out slim rain chances, especially east of DFW this morning. #wfaaweather | WFAA Weather

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Widespread rain and thunderstorms are expected Tuesday morning into the afternoon. Some of those storms could be severe with the risk of quarter size hail and 60mph wind gusts. A little higher risk of severe on Tuesday is in central and SE TX. | WFAA Weather

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