Lightning was suspected to have sparked a fire at a home in Collin County Monday morning. A strong line of storms moved through DFW at about 5 a.m.
Strong storms brought heavy rain, high winds and hail through North Texas Monday morning.
The storms ended before 8 a.m. in the Metroplex. Areas east may see storms until 10 a.m., and a Tornado Watch was in effect for several counties until 1 p.m.
Lightning was suspected to have sparked a fire at a home in Parker. The homeowner told NBC DFW his family heard a loud lightning strike before their smoke alarms started beeping.
Everyone made it out safely as firefighters from Allen, Lucas and Parker put out the flames.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said there was a ground stop in effect at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport until nearly 7 a.m. As of 7 a.m., four flights were canceled and 16 more were delayed.
Two flights were canceled and six more were delayed at Dallas Love Field.
A strong cold front will arrive Tuesday so much of the new week will be progressively colder. The threat for any winter precipitation is slim to none.
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