Flash flooding is happening or may begin soon in parts of North Texas as thunderstorms bring very heavy rain. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for western Fannin County and eastern Grayson County until 1:00 PM.

**Timing:**
– Warning in effect until 1:00 PM
– At 11:12 AM, radar showed heavy rain across the warned area

**What to Expect:**
– Thunderstorms are producing heavy rain
– Southwest Fannin County has already received between 1.5 and 3 inches of rain
– Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly

**Potential Impacts:**
– Flooding of small creeks and streams
– Flooding in urban areas
– Flooding on highways, streets, and underpasses
– Flooding in other poor drainage and low-lying areas

**What to Do Now:**
– Turn around, don’t drown if you come to a flooded road
– Most flood deaths happen in vehicles
– Stay away from flooded areas
– River banks and culverts can become unstable and unsafe

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A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for North Texas as heavy rain continues to cause flooding problems. This warning includes Collin County until 1:00 PM.

**Timing:**
– In effect until 1:00 PM
– At 10:49 AM, Doppler radar showed thunderstorms producing heavy rain across Collin County
– Flooding was also reported on SH 78 in northeast Collin County
– Between 1 and 2 inches of rain has fallen in southern Collin County, with more heavy rain expected for the next few hours

**What to Expect:**
– Flash flooding caused by thunderstorms
– Flash flooding is ongoing or imminent
– Locations that may experience flash flooding include Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Richardson, Allen, Wylie, Sachse, Murphy, Prosper, Royse City, Anna, Fairview, Princeton, Celina, Lucas, Melissa, Parker, Farmersville, and Van Alstyne

**Potential Impacts:**
– Flooding of small creeks and streams
– Flooding in urban areas
– Flooding on highways, streets, and underpasses
– Flooding in other poor drainage and low-lying areas
– Ponding on roadways is imminent or already occurring

**What to Do Now:**
– Turn around, don’t drown if you come across a flooded road
– Most flood deaths occur in vehicles
– Stay away from river banks and culverts, which can become unstable and unsafe

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Flash flooding is happening or could begin soon in parts of North Texas as heavy rain continues over already saturated areas. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for eastern Dallas County, western Kaufman County, and Rockwall County until 12:30 PM.

**Timing:**
– Issued at 9:24 AM
– In effect until 12:30 PM

**What to Expect:**
– Thunderstorms are producing heavy rain across the warned area
– Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly
– Heavy rain is falling over areas that have already received multiple rounds of rain
– Rapid rises are possible on rivers and streams
– Urban drainage systems may not handle the water as efficiently

**Potential Impacts:**
– Flooding of small creeks and streams
– Flooding in urban areas
– Flooding on highways, streets, and underpasses
– Flooding in other poor drainage and low-lying areas

**What to Do Now:**
– Turn around, don’t drown if you come to a flooded road
– Most flood deaths happen in vehicles
– Stay away from river banks and culverts, which can become unstable and unsafe

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A Flood Advisory is in effect for parts of North Texas until 11:00 AM due to heavy rain and thunderstorms. Minor flooding is expected in low-lying areas, poor drainage spots, and near small streams.

The advisory includes Collin, Dallas, Kaufman, and Rockwall counties.

**Timing:**
– In effect until 11:00 AM this morning

**What to Expect:**
– Urban and small stream flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected
– Heavy rain and thunderstorms are causing flooding concerns
– Some locations that may experience flooding include Dallas, Plano, Garland, Mesquite, McKinney, Carrollton, Frisco, Richardson, Allen, Rowlett, Desoto, Wylie, Rockwall, Lancaster, The Colony, Farmers Branch, Balch Springs, University Park, Sachse, and Terrell

**Potential Impacts:**
– Minor flooding in low-lying and poor drainage areas
– Elevated river and stream flows
– Ponding of water on roadways is occurring or is imminent

**What to Do Now:**
– Turn around, don’t drown if you encounter flooded roads
– Most flood deaths occur in vehicles
– Stay away from river banks and culverts, which can become unstable and unsafe

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Let’s stay safe together.