Cloudy start with spotty showers; heavy rain builds Thursday into Friday and could flood low‑lying areas. Plan for slower commutes during the wettest window.

Officials issued a flash flood warning for Dallas County Monday night and urged drivers to avoid flooded streets.

A severe thunderstorm warning covered Dallas County Monday evening until 8 p.m. CDT; officials urged shelter as storms moved through the Metroplex.

Dallas climbs into the low 90s Monday with gusty south winds. Storms with a severe risk return Tuesday and heavier rain is possible late in the week.

A tornado watch covers Dallas County until 11 p.m. tonight as forecasters warn of possible tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds. Residents should be ready to take shelter.

Patchy fog will slow the morning commute in Dallas; highs near 88°F and gusts to 25 mph today. Storm chances increase later in the week.

Muggy, cloudy start Friday in Dallas with highs near 88F and gusty south winds. Isolated evening storms possible; hotter by early next week.

Cloudy this morning gives way to a warm, breezy afternoon with gusts to 30 mph. Isolated late-day storms are possible but most areas should stay dry.

Patchy fog and light rain this morning give way to warmer, breezy afternoons with highs near 77°F.

Light rain and gusty southeast winds will slow Tuesday's commute in Dallas. Pockets of heavy rain could produce localized ponding.

Clear Monday morning gives way to showers late tonight and likely storms Tuesday. Expect a soggy commute and pockets of heavier rain.

Sunny, mild Sunday in Dallas with highs near 74°F. Showers and scattered storms possible late Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Wet, gusty Saturday morning in Dallas with showers and a few strong storms before 1 p.m. Expect gusts to 30 mph and a cooler, drier Sunday.