A mostly dry forecast is expected through at least the first half of the weekend, minus some low chances across far North Texas Friday afternoon. More area-wide rain chances will return to the region Sunday and Monday. Expect afternoon highs in the 90s and lows in the 70s. #txwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including McKinney TX, Frisco TX and Denton TX until 3:15 AM CDT

11:15PM: We’re watching the line and cluster of storms in Oklahoma. Expect the first, and weaker, area to move across the Red River 1-2 hours. The 2nd area should cross the River about an hour later. Strong to damaging wind gusts and heavy rain are the main threats tonight. #txwx

3:30AM: A storm near Celina is likely producing 60+ mph winds as it moves toward highway 75.

5:03 AM - Turn Around, Don't Drown! A Flash Flood Warning covers portions of the DFW Metroplex and areas to the north/northeast. If you're heading out the door this morning, be on the lookout for flooded roads.

Some improvement in storage capacity, but still below average. Lots of flood storage being utilized. #txflood #txwx

An under the radar factoid regarding the TX heat the first week of June. On Wednesday, June 4, at 3pm CDT, San Antonio Airport (SAT) set an all-time record for their highest hourly Heat Index value. The air temp of 100F and dewpoint of 77F resulted in an HI of 117F. #txwx