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6:51 pm Tuesday..very heavy rain continues to fall across parts of Dallas county. Some locations have received over 3" of rain. The storms are moving SE at 15 mph. A gradual decrease in the intensity of the rain will take place over the next hour. Avoid any flooded roads.

6:55 pm Tuesday...the heavy rain extends from Dallas county through Rockwall and Hunt counties. These storms can produce an inch of rain in a very short time leading to flooding of poor drainage areas. Movement is SE at 15 mph. Gusty winds of 40 mph possible as well.

7:03pm Tuesday....very heavy rain moving into southern Dallas county with gusty winds and lightning. Rain amounts could exceed an inch in a short time leading to flooding issues. Movement is SE at 15 mph.

Dallas deluge versus sunshine in Fort Worth right now.

7:21 pm Tuesday...torrential rain continues to fall from Dallas county, northeast to Hopkins county. Rainfall rates of 2" per hour have been observed. Just west of downtown Dallas near Methodist Dallas Medical Center, over 3" has fallen. Don't drive through flooded roads!

Here's radar for that previous post.

7:25 pm Tuesday....winds of 50-55 mph possible with the storms moving SE at 15 mph across southern Dallas county. Heavy rainfall, small hail and occasional lightning will also accompany this storm.

7:38 pm Tuesday...torrential rain from Grand Prairie to Duncanville to Lancaster to Seagoville. 4" has been observed just west of downtown Dallas. Rain rates of 2"/hour common. Some street flooding is occurring. Use caution is these areas. The storms are moving SE at 15 mph.

8:11 pm Tuesday.....heavy to severe storms moving south across southern Dallas county into eastern Tarrant county will bring very heavy rain as well as the potential for winds to 60 mph. The storms are moving south at 20 mph. Street flooding can be expected.

7:02 pm Wednesday....flash flood warning for much of Navarro county until 10 pm. 1-2" rain has already fallen in this area and an additional 1-3" is possible. Do not drive through flooded roads.

7:21 pm Wednesday...downpours over parts of Dallas county are leading to some flooding of poor drainage areas. This rain is nearly stationary and 1-2" of rain is possible. Avoid flooded roads.

7:36 pm Wednesday....very heavy rain continues from near Dallas, through eastern Dallas county into Kaufman county. Some minor flooding can occur as the rain is nearly stationary.

7:55 pm Wednesday.....a flash flood warning is in effect for eastern Dallas and western Kaufman counties until 9:45 pm. Downpours have produced an inch of rain with the potential for another 1-2". Do not drive across flooded roads.

Setting sun through a summer downpour in DFW.

It's been hot today, but still no triple digit heat this year....yet.

Yes in 1906 and 1973. No triple digits those years.

This is a deceptive report. Much of the U.S. is NOT grappling with record heat. In fact, most areas are having typical July heat but nowhere near record-breaking.

6:45 pm Tuesday....a few showers and storms moving through parts of N TX with lightning and downpours. Movement is NNE. The rain will diminish by mid to late evening. It might be the last rain many of us see for awhile.

Significant improvement in drought conditions in Central Texas but it came at a horrific cost.

A heat advisory remains in effect for much of North Texas through Friday. Highs near 100 with a heat index as high as 107.