Navarro County Office of Emergency Management

06/13/2026

After a balmy Saturday, rain chances return as showers and storms are expected to form along a passing cold front throughout the day Sunday. Strong wind gusts, as well as occasional lightning have a chance to derail any outdoor plans, so remain weather aware.

Scattered storms will continue into Monday morning, exiting to the southeast by late Monday afternoon and evening. Locally heavy rainfall, lightning, and isolated strong wind gusts will be the primary threats. If you encounter a flooded roadway, Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

After an active end to the weekend, afternoon highs will once again return to the mid 90’s. A return of Gulf moisture will lead to scattered showers and storms by the end of the week, as well as a rise in heat indices across the region. Remember to stay hydrated!

06/13/2026

Diminishing thunderstorms northwest of the Metroplex this morning will lend way to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. Heat indices are expected to remain below advisory criteria, but may still reach 100 - 105 degrees during the afternoon. Continue to take heat precautions!

06/13/2026

06/12/2026

What we’re watching for Sunday & Monday:
• Multiple rounds of thunderstorms
• Heavy rainfall
• Frequent lightning
• Potential for damaging wind gusts
• Localized flooding in a few spots

Check back for forecast updates if you have outdoor plans this weekend.

06/12/2026

3:31 PM 6/12/2026 - Rain and thunderstorms continue slowly moving across parts of Navarro County. Brief heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and lightning continue to be the main threats.

06/12/2026

A Heat Advisory is in effect from Noon to 9 PM Saturday for the DFW Metroplex and surrounding areas. If you are planning to spend time outdoors, stay hydrated, take frequent breaks, and if possible avoid prolonged strenuous activity outdoors.

06/12/2026

2:30 PM 6/12/2026 - Scattered showers and thunderstorms are ongoing across Navarro County. These storms will be capable of gusty winds, brief heavy rain, and lightning.

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

A weak front approaching from the north will bring scattered thunderstorms to portions of North Texas late tonight through Friday afternoon. The greatest storm coverage is expected generally north of I-20 from after midnight through midday Friday. While the overall severe weather threat remains low, a few storms may produce gusty winds and frequent lightning. Most locations south of I-20 are expected to remain dry and warm, with afternoon temperatures reaching the low to mid 90s.

Heat and humidity will combine to produce afternoon heat index values between 99 and 105 degrees on Saturday. Anyone spending extended time outdoors should take precautions to avoid heat-related illness by staying hydrated, taking frequent breaks, and limiting strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day.

Rain and thunderstorm chances will increase across North and Central Texas Sunday and continue into Monday as a frontal boundary settles into the region. The primary concerns will be frequent lightning and periods of heavy rainfall. While not everyone will see flooding, localized flooding may develop where storms repeatedly move over the same locations or move slowly. If you have outdoor plans this weekend, be prepared for possible interruptions due to nearby thunderstorms and keep up with the latest forecast updates.

06/11/2026

6/11/26 - Attention Livestock and Animal Owners:

Have you heard of the New World Screwworm? Do you know the signs to look for? Do you know what to do if you suspect an issue? Please visit screwworm.gov so you can be educated on how everyone can be a part of the solution.

Early detection and prevention are critical. While Navarro County has no known or suspected cases, we are actively monitoring the situation and participating in daily calls with the State of Texas and Federal Partners.