Lewisville News & Weather · 2026-07-14 Daily Digest
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Properties damaged by the April 25 EF1 tornado may qualify for a temporary property tax exemption if located in counties covered by the disaster...
Flash Flood Warning remains in effect until 6 AM CDT for southeastern Denton County including Lewisville after 2-5 inches of rain fell, heaviest west of I-35E, with 1-3 more inches possible. Avoid driving on flooded roads.
Cooler-than-normal temperatures and rain are moving through DFW this week, with rain chances and rising temps ahead.
Lewisville firefighters swiftly rescued an injured fisherman who fell down a steep, rocky embankment while fishing, using a low-angle rope haul system...
Heavy morning rains triggered a First Alert Weather Day and flash flood warning in nearby Tarrant County, with Lewisville and Flower Mound seeing...
Lewisville saw the heaviest rain Monday with 5-6 inches, triggering active flash flood warnings across DFW.
Lewisville families can grab free backpacks, school supplies, and resources at the annual Lewisville ISD Back-to-School Fair on July 30, 2026. It runs 3-7 PM at Hedrick Middle School to help thousands of students start the year ready to succeed.
Heavy rain is training over North Texas, including southeastern Denton County near Lewisville, with Flash Flood Warnings active.
Early week storms will keep temperatures lower across the Lewisville area, but triple digits return soon.
Heavy rain brought flash flooding to Lewisville and Flower Mound with up to 5-6 inches in under 12 hours.
A flash flood warning covers Lewisville and surrounding areas in Dallas and Denton counties until 6 a.m. Monday, with 2-3 inches of rain already fallen and more possible. Avoid all flooded roads and seek higher ground immediately if threatened.
Lewisville firefighters carried out a challenging rescue after a man fell down a rocky embankment while fishing and ended up dangerously close to the water. Crews used ropes and a basket to reach him, and he is expected to survive.
Scattered storms are firing across North Texas today with flash flood threats from heavy, slow-moving rain.
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Lewisville police are investigating a discarded fetus discovered along the Lake Park shoreline on Friday morning after a 911 call.
Mio Nonno Trattoria is expanding from its Flower Mound staple to a new Highland Village location at 4061 Barton Creek. Southern Denton County foodies...
Saturday brings hot and sticky conditions with highs near 98°F and feels-like temps of 101-105. Enjoy the outdoors early—small rain chance arrives...