Threat For Heavy Rainfall And Flash Flooding Continues From The Mid South To The Mid Atlantic; Critical Fire Weather Over The Western U.S.

A slow moving low pressure system will bring a continued threat for heavy rainfall and flooding from portions of the Mid South to the Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic through midweek. Some areas could see locally significant flooding. Out west,very dry humidity combined with gusty winds will lead to a continued threat for critical fire weather and dry thunderstorms. Read More >

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Tonight: Patchy Fog Late

Tuesday

Turning Cooler Mid-Week

As an upper disturbance moves away from the area, skies will slowly clear from west to east across the region. This will allow for patchy fog to develop late tonight, especially low-lying, rural areas. Lows will range from the middle 60s west to the lower 70s southeast.

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DFW	Love Field
Meacham	Executive
Alliance	Addison
NAS JRB	Mesquite
Spinks	Lancaster
Arlington	GrandPrairie

McKinney	Sherman
Denton	Bonham
Gainesville	Paris
Bowie	SulphurSprs
Decatur	Greenville
Bridgeport	Rockwall
MineralWells	Terrell
Graham	Waxahachie
Breckenridge	Cleburne
Cisco	Granbury
Eastland	Stephenville
Ranger	Comanche

Waco	Temple
TSTC	Killeen
McGregor	Skylark
Hillsboro	Fort Hood
Corsicana	Gatesville
Athens	Hamilton
Palestine	Lampasas
Mexia	Cameron
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