DFW airport grounds most flights due to severe

DFW airport grounds most flights due to severe on Tuesday morning at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in Texas

Over 700 flights have been impacted as Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport suspended the majority of its operations this morning due to severe weather.

As of 9:45 a.m. on Tuesday, the airport had cancelled 202 flights and delayed 500, according to Flight Aware.

Delays at the Dallas airport
Over 90% of D-FW airport departures have a flight status of “very late.”

However as of 8:30 a.m., some, like those to Houston, Midland, and Amarillo, were still scheduled to depart on time.

As of 10 a.m., Tourists flights beyond noon continue to be planned and depart on time.

The majority of flights at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport were cancelled on Tuesday morning because of bad weather.

What kind of weather is it in Dallas-Fort Worth right now?

Up until noon, severe thunderstorms are predicted to continue moving across Dallas-Fort Worth.

The D-FW National Weather Service office reports that two to three inches of rain have already been produced by the storms, with two more inches possibly.

Flash flooding that poses a hazard to life is already happening.

A day after a tornado devastated Denton and Cooke counties.

Just north of the cities, severe storm activity, including thunderstorms and the possibility of flash flooding are persisting in some parts of North Texas. According to Texas Governor Greg Abbott, there were at least 100 injuries and seven fatalities.

More than 500,000 people in the Metroplex lack power, according to officials, and storm totals had already reached three inches in some places.

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