Parts of North Texas that have been dry for weeks finally saw rain showers Tuesday afternoon, to the relief of those who got a sprinkling and the frustration...
No official rain was recorded at DFW Airport, but plenty of “unofficial” showers were documented on social media.ByParts of North Texas that have been dry for weeks finally saw rain showers Tuesday afternoon, to the relief of those who got a sprinkling and the frustration of those who live between the raindrops.
Among the dry spots — for the 67th day in a row — was DFW International Airport, where the National Weather Service in Fort Worth measures precipitation for the area. That means the rainfall didn’t make the official weather charts. Airport social media posts called on meteorologists to be more discerning about those weather patterns.
Without measurable precipitation, the official count of 67 days without precipitation continues. However, the system brought some relief from the persistent high temperatures.The National Weather Service of Fort Worth had the chance to relay news of something other than the extreme heat for the first time in weeks, although the chance of rain remained spotty across the area.
The summer is encroaching on a record number of 100 degree days, and Saturday broke a three-week streak of consecutive triple-digit days.recommended the following tune based on today’s weather in case you find yourself “Singin’ in the Rain” because “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head.”
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