DFW Weather: Record Rainfall and Thanksgiving Forecast

Current Rainfall and Records

• 🌧️ North Texas experienced significant rainfall today, with some areas receiving over two inches.
• 📈 DFW recorded a new daily rainfall record of 3.67 inches, breaking the previous record of 1.3 inches from 2009.
• 🏆 This also marks the wettest day ever recorded in November for DFW, surpassing the previous record of 3.45 inches from 2015.
• 📍 The heaviest rain fell in the DFW metroplex, with areas like Plano and Frisco reporting nearly 3.8 inches.

Weather System Movement

• ➡️ The heaviest rain bands are currently exiting the metroplex and moving into Fannin County.
• 💧 Rain is still falling but is not as heavy as earlier in the day, with the system expected to shift east.
• ⏳ Most of the metroplex will be dry overnight, with rain ending in the next couple of hours.

Upcoming Forecast

• ☀️ Tomorrow and Saturday are expected to be dry and pleasant, with highs around 76 and 68 degrees respectively.
• ⚠️ A WFA weather alert is in effect for late Sunday night and Monday morning due to the possibility of another 1-2 inches of rain.
• 🦃 The forecast for Thanksgiving Day is holding true with sunshine and a high of 59 degrees.
• 📈 The week after Thanksgiving is predicted to be warm, with temperatures returning to the 70s.