It took less than five months for Dallas to accumulate more rainfall in 2015 than it received in all of 2014. Much of that came during an especially wet May. It rained almost every day, swelling the Trinity River and washing away all of your weekend plans. The big winners in
all of this weather? Amateur photographers, mosquitoes, and WFAA Channel 8’s Pete Delkus.
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