DALLAS — Scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder continue across parts of North Texas. Temperatures behind the cold front are in the 60s, but much warmer in the southeastern parts of North Texas.
Some locations saw 1.60 inches of rain (McKinney) and up to 2.84 inches (Mineral Wells) in the past 48 hours.
Temperatures will stay in the lower 70s this afternoon and keep the umbrella handy. The severe threat is over, but scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible throughout the day and night.
Vaccine operations will be open from to 9 p.m. today at Dallas County's Fair Park hub. Officials will be administering both Pfizer first and second doses as well as shots of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
The COVID-19 vaccine clinic at the Texas Motor Speedway in Denton County will stay open today, officials said.
During Thursday morning's commute, MedStar crews responded to 20 crashes with injuries since the rain began in the area they serve around Tarrant County, officials said. Eleven crashes had patients who needed to be taken to a local hospital for their injuries.
Twelve of those crashes with injuries have occurred since midnight. Drivers are urged to drive slowly, avoid standing water and increase their following distance this morning.
People across North Texas woke up to hail damage this morning, including those in Fort Worth.
Around 10,000 Oncor customers were without power due to more than 250 outages across the company's service area.
To report an outage, customers can call 888-313-4747, text OUT to 66267 or use the company's app.
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Several flights were delayed or canceled at Dallas Love Field and DFW Airport as the storms finish moving through North Texas.