As severe weather continues to impact various regions in Texas, the National Weather Service has issued multiple flash flood warnings and special weather statements to alert residents of potential hazards. Doppler radar and automated rain gauges have detected thunderstorms producing heavy rainfall, leading to flash flooding in several areas.
In Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, and other cities, between 1.5 and 4 inches of rain have already fallen, with an additional 0.5 to 1 inch expected. This has resulted in flooding of small creeks, streams, urban areas, highways, streets, and underpasses. Similar conditions are observed in locations like Carta Valley, Roosevelt, and I-10 near the Sutton-Kimble County line, where life-threatening flash flooding is imminent.
Furthermore, strong thunderstorms with wind gusts up to 50 mph and hail have been reported in southeastern Ellis and northeastern Roger Mills Counties, as well as areas along a line from West Camp to Denver City. These conditions pose risks of knocking down tree limbs, blowing around unsecured objects, and causing minor damage to outdoor items.
In addition to flash flood warnings, a flood warning has been issued for the Trinity River at Dallas, where minor flooding is forecasted to occur. The river is expected to rise above flood stage, impacting bike trails and the Trammel Crow Park parking lot below the Sylvan bridge.
As the severe weather persists, residents are advised to stay informed about changing conditions, heed warnings from local authorities, and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. It is crucial to avoid flooded areas, secure outdoor belongings, and be prepared for potential power outages or road closures.
The recent weather alerts highlight the importance of proactive measures in response to extreme weather events. By staying vigilant and prepared, individuals can mitigate risks and minimize the impact of severe weather on communities.
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References:
– Flash Flood Warning in Fort Worth, TX: [Link]
– Flash Flood Warning in Austin/San Antonio, TX: [Link]
– Special Weather Statement in Norman, OK: [Link]
– Special Weather Statement in Lubbock, TX: [Link]
– Flash Flood Warning in San Angelo, TX: [Link]
– Flood Warning in Fort Worth, TX: [Link]
– Freeze Warning in Tucson, AZ: [Link]
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