Dallas, TX – Heavy rain and thunderstorms will sweep through North Texas and the Houston area this week, bringing travel disruptions and localized flooding concerns. Forecasters warn of significant rainfall totals, patchy fog, and strong wind gusts, with the most severe weather expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, North Texas, including Dallas, will see showers intensify Monday night into Tuesday morning, with a risk of thunderstorms. Some storms could produce heavy downpours, leading to possible flooding on major roadways such as I-35 and I-45. Rainfall amounts may reach up to 2 inches in some areas.
Houston will also experience scattered thunderstorms, with the heaviest rainfall expected Tuesday morning. Winds could gust up to 20 mph, creating hazardous driving conditions.
By Wednesday night, conditions will begin to clear, bringing cooler temperatures. Dallas could see lows in the upper 20s by midweek, while Houston will drop into the 40s.
Travelers should prepare for reduced visibility due to fog and heavy rain, especially during morning commutes. Residents should monitor local forecasts and exercise caution on wet roads.
