Giant-hail threat and tornado risk loom over North Texas tonight
TL;DR
North Texas is under a tornado watch with a threat of very large to giant hail (up to 4 inches), damaging winds up to 80 mph, and a few tornadoes west of Fort Worth as storms form in Central Texas and move northeast toward the Metroplex. The watch extends into central Oklahoma. The severe threat should ease after the line moves east of I-35 around 1 a.m., though heavy rain and potential minor flooding could linger overnight.
- ‘Very large to giant hail’ and tornadoes possible across North Texas tonight Fort Worth Star-Telegram
- LIVE Dallas Weather: Tornado Watch, Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for much of North Texas FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
- Another Severe Weather Outbreak, With Threat Of Strong Tornadoes, Forecast Through Wednesday In Midwest, South The Weather Channel
- Chicago and Other Midwest Cities Face Strong Storms After Deadly Tornadoes The New York Times
- Dangerous storms erupt across central US with significant tornado threat and huge hail CNN
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