There aren't many recent storm reports going east of Dallas, as you said. It has finally gotten so late at night it is hitting a stable layer and the downdrafts aren't so bad (maybe.) Well anyway you tend to see the wind reports go away late at night with quite a few situations.
Dallas KDAL airport got 1.69" in an hour.
Some radar images for Dallas
Dallas to Denton may have gotten 2.25" within the last 6 hours.
Right now some of the most dangerous storms are east of Lubbock and NW of Oklahoma City. I've really only heard of tornado(es) on the north side of the TX panhandle, nothing else
Yesterday was a significant (derecho?) severe weather day for AL/GA/SC. There were late night supercells producing wind damage in MS/AR, long after the squall line exited the area.
The latest HRRR has a large heavy squall line heading towards Fort Worth tonight. I think these could be storms with a higher chance of wind damage. Parameters are going to be very high for supercells in the area where storm-relative helicity gets locally higer.
An impressive supercell produced a few tornadoes from E New Mexico to the Lubbock area. Some tornadoes may have been large. It was heading toward Lubbock. I'm not sure if there was a tornado directly in the Lubbock area, but it seems likely that a tornado weakened as it came through Reese Center and towards town.
Look at this. I haven't seen several 20's dew points in June, other than the high country, you know, high plains and Rockies, or behind the dryline with the continental tropical air. What we see here is from polar air.
Off topic question here. I have an older laptop that works great. The front face of the laptop does not snap in place at all anymore. The screws are in normally. When I've tried to get the front face to snap in place, it goes back to the situation you see in this picture. I am wondering if there's some sort of fix for this.
There's a new possible tornado west of Blanco, Texas right now. A few minutes earlier, this long-lived main supercell seemed to have the format of the hurricane symbol. However, the new warned supercell is by Blanco. Maximum hail today was 5" wide.