The NWS has issued multiple weather warnings for Dallas, including thunderstorms and flood alerts, with expected showers and possible severe storms bringing damaging winds and flash floods.

The Dallas area is preparing for severe thunderstorms with potential for damaging winds, hail, tornadoes, and flooding as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Severe storms in Dallas have left nearly 200,000 residents without power. Officials warn of extended outages while cleanup crews address damage. Residents can report issues via various services and seek shelter in city facilities if needed.

The NWS has issued a severe weather warning for Grand Prairie, where a cooling/charging station is now open, pets aren't allowed, and some roads are closed.

Dallas faces wet conditions with thunderstorms leading to potential flooding, as the National Weather Service warns of severe weather and advises vigilance.

Dallas faces severe weather with thunderstorms, hail, and possible tornadoes forecasted. The National Weather Service issued multiple warnings for the area, advising residents to seek shelter.

The NWS warns North and Central Texas of severe weather, with heat indices over 100°F and a cold front bringing isolated severe storms and tornado risks.

Dallas faces a 20% chance of morning showers on Memorial Day, followed by a hot day with a high near 98. Evening temperatures will cool to 72. The week's forecast includes sunny days with potential nightly thunderstorms and high heat index values.

Dallas anticipates a week of mixed weather, with heat, fog, and possible severe thunderstorms. Highs may reach 91 degrees, with gusty winds and a slight chance of showers tonight. Heat continues with possible rain midweek.

The National Weather Service warns of severe thunderstorms in Dallas, with potential hail, high winds, and tornadoes. Residents should stay alert for weather changes and possible storm watcher activation.

North and Central Texas are under a flood watch due to severe thunderstorms and potential flooding, with the Trinity River in Dallas expected to flood.

Severe weather, including thunderstorms and potential flooding, is expected in North and Central Texas, with multiple alerts issued by the National Weather Service.

Dallas is set for a hot week with highs in the low 90s, starting sunny but leading to a midweek chance of showers and thunderstorms, per National Weather Service.