Before rain returns to North Texas this week, there will be a chance of record-breaking and/or tying temperatures. Over the weekend, the Metroplex broke a heat record on Nov. 15 with 89 degrees, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth. The previous record was 87 degrees, recorded in both 1955 and 1960.

Some parts of the Valley have seen measurable rain with this latest storm system. See how much has fallen in your area.

The girl's father attempted to save her as she was pulled by large waves near Garrapata State Park on Friday, according to authorities. He was rescued and later died.

Strong storms and heavy downpours increase flood chances across North Texas today and tomorrow. A First Alert Weather Day is in effect on Wednesday and Thursday due to those storms.

Temperatures have chilled with the latest storm. While the L.A. coast and San Gabriel Valley on Monday reached the mid-60s, due to late arriving rain, most of L.A. County’s coastal areas and valleys “struggled to get out of the 50s,” the weather service said.

Unrelenting rain is expected to persist in the Bay Area as two back-to-back storm systems close in on the region this week, accompanied by up to 60 mph wind gusts, possible thunderstorms, landslides and flooding.

Wet Wednesday morning commute in Philadelphia area as overnight rain moves in. Here's the weather forecast. The heaviest rain in the Philadelphia region falls overnight, and the roads will likely be wet for the Wednesday morning commute. The temperatures will have lows in the upper 30s to near 40.

Temperatures are starting out mild across the Two Virginias, with 40s and 50s to start out our Wednesday. Temperatures will stay pretty stagnant today, starting out in the low 50s and warming up only into the mid / upper 50s, leaving us with only a change of about 5-7 degrees into the afternoon.