Dallas weather: Sunday storms drop hail, flood roads
After a week full of storms we saw some more on Sunday.
Severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings were in effect for parts of North Texas throughout the night.
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Flooding was a major concern for some. Streets in Dallas, Garland and Highland Park were among those reported to be flooded.
Areas like Gainesville saw hail as big as golf balls.
Hail in Gainesville
DFW Airport issued a ground stop on Sunday afternoon because of the storms. More than 430 flights out of DFW on Sunday have been delayed, according to the flight tracking website FlightAware.
More than 140 were canceled.
The ground stop was lifted shortly before 8 p.m.
Areas in East Dallas are reporting power outages. That is where power was just restored for many after Tuesday's storms.
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The good news is once this storm system moves past your area you will see a break for a while.
The second storm system is moving in from west Texas overnight.
We expect the storms to arrive toward midnight in our western counties and will get to the DFW area in the early morning hours on Monday.
The good news is it may not be as strong due to storms from this evening taking away some of the energy in the atmosphere.
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7-Day Forecast
Depending on what happens with the storm system on Sunday we could see some scattered showers on Monday.
Tuesday should be drier with a front stalled on the Red River, but there is still a small chance of rain.
We could see a break in some of the storm chances on Thursday and Friday for a chance to enjoy the heat of temperatures in the 90s.