Severe Storm Threat Expands Across North Texas with Hail, Winds, and Tornado Risk

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A morning cluster of storms across West-Central and Northwest Texas is shifting north of the Red River, potentially bringing very large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. The highest risk appears from North Texas into East Texas, with development likely 1–3 PM along a boundary near Texoma, then moving southeast toward the Dallas–Fort Worth area. A cluster could persist tonight, bringing heavy rainfall and localized flooding. The site will offer live Texas storm coverage and an interactive radar to track the storms.
- Severe Storm Threat Increasing for North and Northeast Texas Today Texas Storm Chasers
- LIVE Dallas weather: Tornado warning issued for parts of North Texas FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
- Very Large Hail Expected in Dallas as Severe Storms Sweep the South The New York Times
- DFW Weather: Thunderstorms are developing this afternoon. Large hail is the primary risk. WFAA
- Baseball-sized hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes possible across North Texas amid severe weather threat Tuesday CBS News
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