Rain is expected to move into North Texas on Tuesday, see when and where we expect to see it.
Rain is expected to move into North Texas on Tuesday. FOX 4's Ali Turiano looks at how long it will last., spring-like temperatures were a welcome sight on Monday, but the weather will be changing again soon.
Rain is expected to move into North Texas on Tuesday, there will be scattered showers in the morning with rain becoming more likely throughout the day.On Wednesday, things will be wet for the morning drive before drying out later in the day. Areas in DFW are expected to get one to two inches of rain, with the areas to the east getting more than two inches.Temperatures are expected to rise a bit on Thursday before dropping into the 50s again on Friday.There is currently a 20 percent chance of rain on Super Bowl Sunday.
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