Severe storms swept through North Texas over the weekend, leaving over 47,000 residents without power and raising concerns about flash flooding. The storms, which began overnight, knocked out power to thousands customers.
The storms brought heavy wind gusts and rainfall across the region.
These included rescue teams to assist stranded drivers, road-clearing saw crews, and teams dedicated to supporting agricultural recovery in the wake of potential crop and livestock damage.
As the storm system moves on, Forecasters predict a chances of storms throughout the week. Localized flooding remains a concern in areas already impacted by the heavy rain.
The forecast also calls for cooler temperatures, with highs peaking in the mid-80s throughout the week. Monday night into Tuesday morning may bring more scattered storms, along with the possibility of large hail and gusty winds.
This story has been updated to remove unattributed information.
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