A cold front moved across Texas on November 3, bringing thunderstorms, heavy rain, gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Some areas experienced rough overnight thunderstorms, while others faced localized flood concerns.
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Potential tornados, severe weather to sweep Texas as cold front hits
Dallas Weather: Cold front sweeps across North Texas
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Severe storms with large hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes are forecast for North Texas on Monday, Nov. 2, with the threat moving into the Deep South on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3. Heavy rain is expected to spread across the Midwest on Wednesday.
Fox Weather, weather source forecasting Level 1 flash-flood threat; Storm Prediction Center, weather source forecasting severe storms
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The National Weather Service issued Tornado Watch 701 for eight counties in northern Texas and 39 Oklahoma counties, effective until 10 p.m. Central time on November 2. No tornado has been reported.
National Weather Service, issued tornado watch
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The Texas Water Development Board reported that drought conditions continued to decline, with the extent of drought at its smallest in ten weeks as of October 27. Drought coverage in Texas fell to 68% from 70% the previous week, with improvements in the Panhandle, north central and West Texas offsetting degradations in East Texas.
Texas Water Development Board, reported drought conditions
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Two Texas Lutheran University students died early Monday morning when a southbound 2012 Kia Sorento struck a guardrail on State Highway 46 near Seguin. Both lanes of the highway closed and later reopened.
Texas Lutheran University, institution whose students were killed; Seguin Police, responding agency
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Severe thunderstorms are forecast to impact the Southern Plains and Texas with potential tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rainfall. The storm system is enhanced by an El Niño pattern and affects millions across multiple states.
National Weather Service, forecasting agency; National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Weather Prediction Center, forecasting agency
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A man died after a house fire in Dallas on Sunday night. Dallas Fire-Rescue crews responded to a one-story home on the 5500 block of W. Purdue Ave. after an automatic fire alarm was triggered around 6:50 p.m., found smoke coming from the front, and extinguished a fire in the front bedroom/bathroom area. Firefighters found an unresponsive man inside who was taken to the hospital in critical condition but died from his injuries. The cause of the fire is unknown and the man has not been identified.
Dallas Fire-Rescue, responded to fire and found unresponsive man
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Weather forecasters issued alerts for strong to severe thunderstorms expected to move across North Texas on Monday night into Tuesday morning.
CBS News, issued First Alert Weather Day
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A storm system moving across the central United States is forecast to bring thunderstorms and strong winds to Texas on Election Day, November 5. The system will originate from the Four Corners region and move eastward, bringing scattered to severe thunderstorms to Central Texas early Tuesday morning, with low tornado risk but possible wind gusts up to 60 mph.
CNN, weather forecaster; KXXV (25 News Meteorologist Thomas Patrick), weather forecaster
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