Updated at 5:30pm Wednesday.
Severe storms are over in North Texas. In fact, rain is done for most of North Texas as well.
Lingering showers and storms are possible for far eastern North Texas for the next couple of hours before everyone will be done with the rain.
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As storms moved through earlier this morning, they did pack a punch. Especially in areas around Cleburne to Arlington to Grand Prairie to south Dallas to Mesquite to Rockwall. Strong winds of 60+ mph were reported in those areas.
As the same storm moved into Kaufman County, a wind gust of 73 mph was reported.
Around 30,000 power customers were affected by outages across the Dallas-Fort Worth area by 7:25 a.m., according to Oncor. The power company expects powers to be restored for some by 10 a.m.
It never hurts to stay prepared and have a way to get weather warnings as we head through sping! Download the WFAA app to get alerts direct to your phone.
Wednesday Night
The winds won't die down too much overnight. Gusts in excess of 30-35 MPH are expected to linger through Friday. If you have any loose outdoor items (patio furniture, trash cans, etc.), not a bad idea to secure those items or move them indoors. This also brings the concern of elevated fire danger. Low humidity and strong winds create this danger.
Also, check out how cool it will be tonight! A little change from what we've seen the last several days.
Thursday
Afternoon temps will range from the upper 50s to low 60s across North Texas. The D-FW area will likely see highs in the low 60s this afternoon. Certainly cooler than recently, but actually close to normal for this time of the year.
Remember to download the WFAA app to check one of our dozens of local radars near you as well as the latest forecast, cameras and current conditions.
