Dallas Weather: Flash Flood Warnings expire in Dallas, Tarrant counties

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Dallas Weather: December 26 Afternoon Forecast

FOX 4 Meteorologist Ali Turiano talks about the Flash Flood Warnings in North Texas and what else we can expect.

DALLAS – Storms moved through the DFW area Thursday, bringing heavy rain and some small hail.

Flash flood warnings were issued for several North Texas counties Thursday morning and afternoon, but have since expired.

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A Tornado Watch has been issued for much of east, central and southeast Texas.

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After Thursday’s storms, North Texas should remain dry.

Highs will climb into the 70s Sunday and Monday before temperatures drop Tuesday.

Previous updates

14:00

All flood warnings have expired for North Texas.

13:23

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has activated some of the state’s emergency resources due to potential severe weather across the state.

While storms are almost out of North Texas, East and Southeast Texas could experience severe storms.

READ MORE: Texas Governor Greg Abbott activates emergency resources over severe weather threat

13:21

12.00

Dallas Weather: December 26 Afternoon Forecast

FOX 4 Meteorologist Ali Turiano talks about the Flash Flood Warnings in North Texas and what else we can expect.

Weather updates from FOX 4 Meteorologist Ali Turiano during FOX 4 News at

11:39

There will be more watches and warnings.

Flash flood warnings are in effect for much of the heart of the Metroplex.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for our far southeastern counties of Anderson, Freestone, and Limestone until 8 p.m.

11:25

A severe thunderstorm watch was issued for our eastern counties until 10am

10:54 am

A flash flood warning was issued for Dallas, Denton and Tarrant County until 6 p.m. 14.00 Thursday.

10:46 a.m

Flights to Dallas Love Field and DFW Airport are under a ground stop due to thunderstorms.

DFW’s is expected to end at 11 a.m., while Love Field expects to be under a ground stop until 11.30 am

10:31

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Ellis, Hill and Navarro Counties until 11:15

10:14 a.m

Flash Flood Warning for Collin, Dallas, Kaufman and Rockwall Counties until 12.30 Thursday.

10:03

Parker and Tarrant County are now under a flash flood warning until 12:30 PM Thursday

9:50

Jack, Palo Pinto, Parker and Wise counties are under a flash flood warning until 11.30 Thursday.

Bosque and Hill County are under a flash flood warning until 11 a.m. Thursday.

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Dallas weather: December 26 forecast late morning

FOX 4 Meteorologist Evan Andrews takes a look at the strong to severe storms moving through North Texas.

The rain will begin in North Texas around 9 and continues until around 15. Most thunderstorms are expected to peak between 11.00 and noon.

Residents should park vehicles in covered areas during this time to avoid hail damage. The risk of hail is expected to subside around 1 p.m

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While quarter-sized hail and strong winds are the biggest threats, moist air from the Gulf creates a slight tornado risk in areas south of DFW, near Palestine and Corsicana.

Heavy fog is also affecting parts of the Metroplex this morning.

Conditions will improve during the evening, with temperatures rising into the low 70s on Friday.

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