The second half of this week through this weekend looks messy. That means each day features rain somewhere in North Texas with varying levels of coverage. It'll be hard to nail down exact timing and coverage each day so we'll just have to take it one day at a time.

April showers bring...more May showers!

#wfaaweather

Here we go again! It may not happen all at once, but between Wednesday and Sunday around 2-3in of rain is possible in North Texas. Given how wet things have been recently, we'll have to keep an eye on any flooding issues that may pop up through the weekend.

TUESDAY: The morning could start off with some patchy fog which will give way to afternoon sunshine and warm temps (80s). A few weakening storms could move into far western North Texas during the nighttime hours, but even in that area most will stay dry. #wfaaweather

As we head farther into spring, the tree pollen will start to decrease and the grass pollen will increase until we get to summer. #wfaaweather

That weekend always flies by, doesn't it? Patchy fog could be dense Monday morning during the commute. #wfaaweather

Those numbers are starting to climb. It won't be long until those 80s become 90s and the 90s become 100s! #wfaaweather

Big rain totals in North Texas since Friday. Some locations in between these observation sites, especially southeast of the metroplex, saw as much as 7'-8' of rain. #wfaaweather

A tornado warning has been issued in Limestone and Freestone Counties. Spotters have reported a funnel in the warned area. #wfaaweather

God bless you and God bless America!

Good afternoon, everyone. Most of North Texas will remain quiet the rest of the day. Areas to the southeast of the metroplex will have the risk for severe weather again. A tornado watch has been issued for Henderson and Navarro Counties until 9 PM. #wfaaweather

Tornado Watch for at least a portion of North Texas until 9:00pm.

REST OF SUNDAY: It is not impossible for a few storms to develop from DFW to the east through mid-afternoon, but the higher severe threat and storm chances will remain to the east in East Texas. DFW has a good chance to stay mainly dry Sunday afternoon into evening. #wfaaweather

Decaying thunderstorms are producing strong winds in southern North Texas into Central Texas. A High Wind Warning is in effect until noon for gusts up to 65mph in those areas. #wfaaweather

TEN tornadoes have been confirmed from Friday's storms in Central and North Texas spread across Navarro, Hill, and McLennan counties. The strongest was an EF-2 north of Tours that tracked into southern Hill County near Penelope with winds of up to 115mph.

New Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Kaufman County until 11:15am. Repeated rounds of rain on already saturated ground from Friday's storms could cause flooding. Do not drive into or through flooded roadways!

Radar: wfaa.com/radar

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REST OF SUNDAY: Morning storms will keep moving east. Some afternoon/evening redevelopment possible mainly across eastern North Texas and especially East Texas. Chances aren't zero for DFW, but they are low. West of DFW will be dry the rest of today. #wfaaweather

I never sleep when severe weather is happening!
Although, I do briefly close one eye, when the gates of hell are wide open in July and August!

You're very welcome :)