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Variable skies today, with seasonal November temperatures. Heavy rain triggers flash flood warnings in South Texas while North Texas stays mostly dry with seasonable 70s ahead of a late-week dry cold front bringing 40s.
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- Variable skies today, with seasonal November temperatures.
- Heavy rain triggers flash flood warnings in South Texas while North Texas stays mostly dry with seasonable 70s ahead of a late-week dry cold front bringing 40s.
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Hey, it's Tom. Today's weather is one story. Right now, WGRZ in Buffalo reports: Variable skies cover Buffalo and the suburbs today with seasonal November temperatures, while southwest winds gust around 40 miles per hour. Inland and across the Southern Tier, gusts stay closer to 30 miles per hour. Scattered showers arrive overnight into Monday morning, with lake-effect rain in Chautauqua County. FOX 4 NEWS in Dallas-Fort Worth reports: Elsewhere, heavy rain is triggering flash flood warnings in South Texas, while North Texas stays mostly dry with seasonable temperatures in the 70s. A late-week dry cold front is expected to bring readings down into the 40s as Dallas and Fort Worth waits on that cooler air. This is Tom. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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