Dallas, Texas – Residents across North and Central Texas should prepare for scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout Monday, with some areas east of I-35 experiencing periods of heavy rain and localized minor flooding. Outdoor activities may face interruptions as storms develop.
According to the US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas, issued Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 5:55 PM, the highest coverage for these storms is expected generally along and east of I-35. While some locations could see brief intense downpours, others might miss this round of rainfall entirely.
The primary hazards include minor flooding, frequent lightning, and gusty winds. Cities like Dallas, Fort Worth, Sherman, and Paris are within the greater coverage area, while Waco and Killeen to the south could see more isolated activity. Drivers should be particularly aware of sudden reductions in visibility and potential ponding on roadways. Rain chances are expected to decrease from west to east as Monday night progresses.
It’s advisable to secure any loose outdoor items and be ready for quick changes in weather conditions. Those with outdoor plans should have a backup strategy or consider rescheduling. Warnings remain in effect through Monday, and residents should stay updated on local advisories, especially if traveling within the affected regions.
