Flash flood warnings persist across Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex as continuous rain saturates region

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Continuous overnight rainfall dropped 3 to 5 inches of water on the hardest-hit southern and western sides of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, leaving large swaths flooded on Sunday morning.

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