NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell updates the Thursday evening forecast.

Rain is expected to remain high in coverage through the afternoon, before tapering off later today. Severe weather is not expected, but it will be noticeable cooler with areas of light rain and drizzle through tonight.

Drivers in North Texas were in for a rainy commute Thursday morning as a cold front and storms moved through the area.

In Fort Worth, there were reports of a possible sinkhole. First responders were called to a number of water rescues and welfare checks.

Widespread rain made for a messy morning drive on Thursday. It stopped traffic on many roads and the rain has receded in some areas. Interstate 35E on Frontage Road in Dallas still had high water.

Firefighter say a woman was unharmed after driving into high water along Lancaster Avenue near Loop 820 Thursday morning. Heavy downpours prompted a Flash Flood Warning in the area.

After a record-setting 81 degrees on Wednesday, here comes the chill! A cold front moved through North Texas last night bringing rain and cooler temperatures to the area.

NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell updates the Wednesday evening forecast.

North Texas was drenched early Thursday morning and it led to flash flooding after a cold front moved into the region. Some areas have seen almost four inches of rain. The Fort Worth Police Department tweeted that it responded to two dozen accidents in a matter of two hours Thursday morning. MedStar Emergency Services said that there were 23 injury…

Thursday will be colder with more widespread rain. No severe weather is expected, but a few thunderstorms will be possible.

It’ll be very warm even though it’s mid-January. A cold front coming through will drop Thursday temperatures.

North Texas is under a Fog Advisory until 8 a.m. There could be some drizzle. It will be a mild day with a high of 74. A rainy pattern for Thursday and Friday.

The mild weather will last through Wednesday with high temperatures in the 70s expected across much of North Texas. A cold front will move across the area Wednesday afternoon with a low chance of showers.

The mild weather will last through Wednesday with high temperatures in the 70s expected across much of North Texas. A cold front will move across the area Wednesday afternoon with a low chance of showers.

A dry day in North Texas with rain chances increasing the rest of the week. There could be widespread rain throughout the day on Friday.

Fog Advisory is in effect for this Tuesday morning. Some afternoon sunshine expected. Cloudy and mild for Wednesday. A chance of showers returns Thursday.

Patchy fog will be possible again into Tuesday morning. The chance for significant rain appears quite low until mid-week. Meanwhile, temperatures will slowly warm into the 60s and 70s for a couple days before a cold front arrives Thursday.

The chance for significant rain appears quite low until mid-week. Meanwhile, temperatures will slowly warm into the 60s and 70s for a couple days before a cold front arrives Thursday.

Cloud cover will stick around today with partial sunshine later on. The chance for significant rain appears quite low until mid-week. Meanwhile, temperatures will slowly warm into the 60s and 70s for a couple days before a cold front arrives Thursday. This front will also bring a chance of rain. Temperatures will take a dip by the weekend. Highs will…