Dallas weather: 2024 has been one of the wettest years on record
It has been a very wet start to 2024 across North Texas.
Dallas has been particularly rainy.
The city has seen 26.27 inches of rain so far this year, making it the third-wettest start to a year on record.
That is over a foot of rain more than normal.
Fort Worth is currently sitting at more than 18 inches, which is the city's fourth-wettest ever.
At DFW Airport, we have seen 20.44 inches of rain through May 14, which is good for the 6th most on record.
For both Dallas/Fort Worth and Waco, 2024 is among the wettest on record for the year to date. #dfwwx #ctxwx #txwx pic.twitter.com/mDYEd9sFq1
— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) May 14, 2024
1990 was the year with the most rain, with 28.49 inches.
More rain is expected in the coming days which will only add to our totals.
Over an inch of rain is expected across North Texas between now and Friday.
North Texas Lake Levels
With all this rain lake levels are also much higher than usual.
Grapevine Lake is more than 9 feet higher than usual.
Joe Pool Lake and Lavon Lake are both more than 5 feet higher than normal and Lewisville Lake is up 3 feet.
