Remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard are set to bring a stark split in North Texas weather on Thursday, offering a brief round of soaking rains and minor flooding concerns to eastern counties while leaving the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex mostly dry ahead of a scorching Labor Day weekend.

What we know: Areas east and southeast of the Metroplex face the highest rain chances, with localized heavy downpours already producing 1 to 2 inches of rainfall in Anderson County, particularly east of Palestine.

Flood watches remain in effect for Anderson, Henderson, and Freestone counties, where slow-moving storms could prompt low-lying minor flooding throughout the morning commute.