Storm brought rain, strong winds to North Texas Sunday night
DALLAS - A storm hit North Texas Sunday that brought rain and strong winds.
Temperatures were in the 90s for much of Saturday, with mostly sunny skies, and it was in the 90s again Sunday afternoon before the storm risk picked up in the evening
A storm line brought rain and strong winds, which was the biggest threat. There were Tornado Warnings issued south of the Metroplex, but those were allowed to expire.
A Tornado Watch was issued for all of North Texas, but as the storm made its way through North Texas, it was allowed to expire.
As of 11:30 p.m., Oncor has reported more than 45,000 outages from the storm.
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The storm made its way west toward Fort Worth after sunset. The main threat of storms for the Metroplex was between 9 p.m. and 11p.m., as a fast-moving line of storms moved in with gusty winds as the main threat.
The State Fair of Texas closed early Sunday due to the possible severe weather in the forecast.
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Storms are also expected later in the week, but those aren’t forecasted to be severe at this time.