Severe storms threaten North Texas with tornado watch issued.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for most of North Texas until 9 pm tonight, with all modes of severe weather possible. The main weather threats are damaging winds, large hail, and long-tracked tornadoes. Scattered rain and storms are expected to develop and move through North Texas, starting after 2 pm and continuing through at least 9-10 pm. The possibility of severe weather has increased, and residents are advised to have a plan of action if a warning is issued for their area. After the storms clear out into East Texas later this evening, quiet weather is expected on Monday before more storms move in by the end of the week into part of the Easter holiday weekend.
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