Weather
Storms Strike Across North Texas Monday
The FAA has ordered a ground stop at DFW Airport in anticipation of arriving storms.
DALLAS, TX — Thunderstorms capable of producing strong winds and occasional heavy rain are moving through the Dallas area Monday afternoon. Lightning and strong downbursts are possible as the storms meander through the area.
These storms are hovering mostly northwest of Downtown Dallas, but a small band of rain could make its way through downtown in the next several minutes.
Irving and Coppell residents will see the most rain before the system moves away from the area, weather radars indicate.
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Storm chances continue through the week, although chances of a damaging or severe storm are very low.
>>> See the National Weather Service's radar here.
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#NEW: FAA orders ground stop for arriving flights @DFWAirport bc of approaching thunderstorms. @CBSDFW #DFWwx #CBS11wx
— Tami Carr (@CarrTamicbs11) July 9, 2018
3:04 PM: A Flood Advisory has been issued for a slow-moving thunderstorm over Addison, Farmers Branch, Carrollton, and Plano. Heavy rainfall may result in minor flooding in low-lying areas and areas with poor drainage. #txwx #dfwwx
— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) July 9, 2018
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