Public SafetyTyler Area to Receive Much-Needed Rain, Flash Flood Risk Looms
Northeast Texas Expects 1 to 4 Inches of Rainfall Starting Thursday, Offering Drought Relief While Also Posing a Significant Flash Flooding Threat Due to Dry Ground.
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Public SafetyNortheast Texas Expects 1 to 4 Inches of Rainfall Starting Thursday, Offering Drought Relief While Also Posing a Significant Flash Flooding Threat Due to Dry Ground.
Public SafetyA Combination of Pacific Moisture and an Approaching Cold Front Is Expected to Bring Widespread Showers and Thunderstorms, with Rainfall Totals Potentially Exceeding Two to Three Inches in Some Areas.
Public SafetyRegion Expects Higher Temperatures and Humidity Today, with Early Week Remaining Mostly Dry Before Significant Rain Chances and Flooding Potential Emerge by the Latter Half of Next Week.
Public SafetyA Significant Weather Pattern Change Is Expected to Bring Widespread Rain Chances and Cooler Temperatures in the 80s to the Region Starting Wednesday.
Public SafetyAfter a Brief Return to Mid-90s This Weekend, Significant Showers, Thunderstorms, and Cooler Temperatures Are Forecast for Next Week, Offering Relief From Ongoing Drought Conditions.
Public SafetyCooler Air and Lower Humidity Are Expected Through Friday, with a Stronger Cold Front and Widespread Rain Possible by the Middle of Next Week.
Public SafetyHigh Temperatures Are Forecast to Persist Through the Weekend, with a Weak Cold Front Expected to Bring a Slight Chance of Rain and a Modest Temperature Drop Early Next Week.
Public SafetyDespite a Cold Front Anticipated Next Week, High Temperatures Will Persist in the 90s, Though Showers and Thunderstorms Are Forecast for Monday Through Wednesday.
Public SafetyLower Humidity Will Offer Some Relief for High School Football Games Friday Evening, but Forecasts Indicate Increased Chances of Rain for the Holiday Weekend.
Public SafetyHigh Temperatures Are Projected to Reach the Upper 90s and Triple Digits, with Minimal Rain Chances Extending Into the Upcoming Holiday.