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DALLAS — Keep an eye out for flooded water and standing water on the roads. A Flash Flood Watch has now been extended through Saturday morning for most all of North Texas. Flooding and high-water rescues were reported late Wednesday night and continued into early Thursday morning. The Fort Worth Office of Emergency Management said the fire department was working “several high-water rescues” and warned residents to “stay off the roads if possible.” A small, white…

DALLAS — Keep an eye out for flooded water and standing water on the roads. A Flash Flood Watch continues for much of North Texas through midnight. Flooding and high-water rescues were reported late Wednesday night and continued into early Thursday morning.  The Fort Worth Office of Emergency Management said the fire department was working “several high-water rescues” and warned residents to “stay off the roads if possible.” A small, white SUV was swept away on…

DALLAS — Keep an eye out for flooded water and standing water on the roads. A Flash Flood Watch continues for much of North Texas through midnight, Flooding and high-water rescues were reported late Wednesday night and continued into early Thursday morning.  The Fort Worth Office of Emergency Management said the fire department was working “several high-water rescues” and warned residents to “stay off the roads if possible.” A small, white SUV was swept away on…

DALLAS — With a flash flood watch issued for much of North Texas through 7 p.m. Thursday, flooding and high-water rescues were reported late Wednesday night and into the early-morning hours. The Fort Worth Office of Emergency Management said the fire department was working “several high-water rescues” and warned residents to “stay off the roads if possible.” Along with heavy rain, there were also reports of high winds and hail. Storm spotters reported penny-sized hail in…

ARGYLE, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – The town of Argyle received torrential rain resulting in several flooded homes in the neighborhood at Skyline Drive and Valley View Court on Tuesday night. The homeowners said every time it rains for more than 30 minutes this happens, but this time was exceptionally bad. “We rented a mini excavator and dug this giant trench to protect us,” Ted Downing said. Downing took yard drainage into his own hands last year….

DENTON, Texas — Updated at 12:45 p.m. Wednesday with confirmation of tornadoes.  The National Weather Service has confirmed tornadoes swept through Denton and Justin.  The two tornadoes were part of the same storm that blew through the area Tuesday night, uprooting trees and damaging rooftops in Tarrant and Denton counties.  The EF-1 in Justin created winds up to 90 mph, according to the weather service. The tornado path spanned about a mile and damaged trees. …