4:03 PM Radar Update

A strong thunderstorm is affecting parts of North Texas this afternoon. The storm is expected to continue through 4:30 PM and could bring gusty winds up to 50 mph.

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**Timing:**
– Issued at 4:02 PM
– In effect through 4:30 PM
– Near Wolfe City around 4:10 PM

**What to Expect:**
– A strong thunderstorm over Wolfe City, or 13 miles northwest of Commerce
– The storm is nearly stationary
– Wind gusts up to 50 mph

**Potential Impacts:**
– Tree limbs could be knocked down
– Unsecured objects could be blown around

**What to Do Now:**
– If outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building

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3:48 PM Radar Update

A strong thunderstorm is affecting parts of North Texas this afternoon. It will impact northwestern Johnson, southeastern Parker, and northeastern Hood Counties through 4:30 PM.

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**Timing:**
– Issued at 3:48 PM
– Storm impacts expected through 4:30 PM

**What to Expect:**
– A strong thunderstorm was located 9 miles south of Annetta, or 12 miles northeast of Granbury, at 3:48 PM
– The storm was nearly stationary
– Winds in excess of 40 mph are possible
– Areas included: northwestern Johnson, southeastern Parker, and northeastern Hood Counties
– Locations include Cresson, Stockton Bend, Waples, and Lake Granbury
– The storm will remain mainly over rural areas

**Potential Impacts:**
– Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs
– Unsecured objects could be blown around

**What to Do Now:**
– If you are outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building

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2:55 PM Flash Flood Warning

Flash flooding is happening or could begin very soon in parts of North Texas due to heavy thunderstorms. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for northeastern Henderson County and southeastern Van Zandt County until 6:00 PM.

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**Timing:**
– In effect until 6:00 PM
– As of 2:54 PM, radar showed heavy rain and ongoing flooding concerns in the warned area

**What to Expect:**
– Thunderstorms are producing heavy rain across the warned area
– Between 2 and 3 inches of rain have already fallen
– Another 1 to 2 inches of rain are possible
– Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly
– Locations that may experience flash flooding include Athens, Chandler, Brownsboro, Edom, Forest Grove Reservoir, Lake Palestine, Redland, Murchison, Moore Station, New York, Walton, Martins Mill, Primrose, and Crescent Heights

**Potential Impacts:**
– Flash 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 when encountering flooded roads
– Most flood deaths occur in vehicles

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2:13 AM Flash Flood Warning

Flash flooding is happening or could begin soon in parts of North Texas as thunderstorms bring very heavy rain. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Delta County and southwestern Lamar County until 4:15 AM.

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**Timing:**
– In effect until 4:15 AM
– At 2:13 AM, radar showed thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area

**What to Expect:**
– Between 2 and 3 inches of rain have fallen
– Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly
– Affected locations include Cooper, Roxton, Big Creek Lake, Cooper Lake, Cooper Lake State Park, Pecan Gap, Enloe, Ben Franklin, Howland, Lake Creek, Gadston, Noble, Pacio, Charleston, and Petty

**Potential Impacts:**
– Flash flooding caused by thunderstorms
– Flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets, and underpasses
– Other poor-drainage and low-lying areas may also flood

**What to Do Now:**
– Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize flooding dangers

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1:40 AM Radar Update

A strong thunderstorm is moving through part of North Texas early this morning. It will affect Delta and southwestern Lamar Counties through 2:15 AM, with gusty winds, small hail, heavy rain, and a risk of localized flooding.

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**Timing:**
– At 1:39 AM, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm over Roxton, or 15 miles southwest of Paris
– The storm is moving southeast at 10 mph
– It will impact portions of Delta and southwestern Lamar Counties through 2:15 AM

**What to Expect:**
– Wind gusts up to 50 mph
– Penny-size hail
– Torrential rainfall

**Potential Impacts:**
– Tree limbs could be knocked down
– Unsecured objects could be blown around
– Minor damage to outdoor objects is possible
– Localized flooding may develop
– This storm will remain mainly over rural areas, including Howland, Charleston, Lake Creek, Noble, Ben Franklin, Enloe, Pacio, Gadston, and Broadway Junction

**What to Do Now:**
– If you are outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building
– Do not drive through flooded roadways

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