Mariel Ruiz

6:45am update: Non-severe storms are slowly moving north into the Metroplex. Severe weather is not expected, but several rounds of rain are expected the next few days. This will increase the flood threat. #wfaaweather https://t.co/WDV8y6cLGu

5:30am update: Storms are moving towards North Texas from the south. These storms are not severe, but can produce heavy rain. Storm coverage increases through the morning. Be sure to take your time driving this morning. #wfaaweather https://t.co/rxSC0LDZF3

FLASH FLOOD WARNING for Hill and Navarro Co until 8:30am. A cluster of storms moving through have already produced 2-3 inches of rain with an additional 1-2 inches possible. Avoid flooded roads! #wfaaweather https://t.co/mllDTx82uo

Mid to late June is looking more rain-free...which means temps are on the climb. We will see a few more rounds of rain before then. #wfaaweather https://t.co/Gbq00h3wc1

11:45am update: Scattered showers and storms continue for the southern half of North Texas. There are no active warnings/watches. Severe weather is not expected. Storms will continue to push east through the afternoon #wfaaweather https://t.co/yBAHaTG5Ho

North Texas will see a higher coverage of showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday. The severe weather threat is currently LOW, but heavy rain could still pose a flood threat. #wfaaweather https://t.co/ljyu55yMSB

South of North Texas, a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued. It does include Comanche co until 8:30am. 60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail are possible as the line moves east at 50 mph. Severe weather threat stays south of North Texas today. #Wfaaweather https://t.co/fealnucOAF

Today's severe weather threat remains low. A cluster of storms is moving southeast through the southern half of North Texas. Some storms south of DFW could contain small hail/gusty winds. Areas that saw heavy rain Sunday night could experience minor flooding today. #wfaaweather https://t.co/R3Rrs11cqF

7:30am update: A cluster of storms continues to move east and closing in on Weatherford. Storms are not severe, but could produce a quick downpour. DFW timing: mid to late morning - afternoon. The strongest storms are southwest of North Texas and will stay south of our area. https://t.co/bWZHPm1OmE

Temps will be trending a few degrees lower than normal for DFW. The higher humidity will make it feel like it is in the 90s for the afternoon. The southern half of NTX won't be as warm due to added rain and cloud cover. #wfaaweather https://t.co/TPoEWY0wWG

Rain coverage goes up late morning into the afternoon as a cluster of storms closes in on the southern half of North Texas. The rest see a partly to mostly cloudy sky with highs in the 80s. Severe weather threat remains low. #wfaaweather https://t.co/WeA9Oxj24l

6:30am update: A cluster of thunderstorms is moving into North Texas. It is generally moving to the southeast. The highest storm coverage will be for the southern half of NTX. Severe weather threat is low. If they hold, storms arrive mid to late morning DFW and south #wfaaweather https://t.co/xXsiJqGpEX

Rain and cloud cover keep temps in the 80s this week. Next week look drier, but that means it'll be warmer. #wfaaweather https://t.co/3lQ3ZKVdRi

Dry for now, but our weather pattern stays unsettled the rest of the week. A few showers may pop up southwest of DFW this afternoon. A cluster of storms from West Texas could make it into North Texas late tonight - Tuesday morning. Otherwise, the next round of rain comes Wed! https://t.co/t3jM7JF8j1

Clearer skies ahead! Storms have pushed to the south. Today, it'll be dry. Temps won't be as warm as yesterday, but it'll still be humid. More storms are expected this week. #wfaaweather https://t.co/sewRC4O7JZ

6:20am update: There are no active warnings and there are no active watches in North Texas. Non-severe showers and storms continue to push south of DFW through the morning. Rain coverage will lower through the morning. #wfaaweather https://t.co/4ajcMpIdBG

3:05am update: There are no active warnings in North Texas. Light to moderate rainfall in addition to frequent lightning continue. Monday is looking drier once this batch of rain moves out. #wfaaweather https://t.co/vHTeeUoZaN