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DFW storms expected to let up for a time this afternoon More than a quarter-million people were without power in North Texas on Thursday after waves of violent storms and drenching rain left shaken residents assessing damaged roofs, burned-out buildings and flooded streets. As of 11:45 a.m., about 235,000 customers were without power, an increase from about 145,000 earlier in the day, according to Oncor Electric Delivery. At noon, National Weather Service radar indicated that as much as 10 inches of rain had fallen across a swath of Dallas County, including downtown Dallas, since the storms began Wednesday evening. Dallas Love Field has recorded 5.71 inches. The storms had dumped 3.58 inches of rain on Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, the official reporting station for North Texas, through noon. Fort Worth’s Meacham Airport had recorded 4.02 inches. The flash flood warning for Tarrant and Parker counties expired at 1 p.m. Dallas and Rockwall counties were under a flash flood warning until 3:
