Storm Watch: Cubs' Home Opener Could Be Hit by Baseball-Sized Hail

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A National Weather Service hazard outlook warns Thursday could bring severe thunderstorms to Chicago around the Cubs' home opener at Wrigley Field, with hail potentially exceeding 2 inches in diameter, along with 60 mph winds and lightning; the game (1:20 p.m. start) could be canceled, and fans are advised to stay indoors and follow updates on postponements. Forecasters expect rain late Wednesday into Thursday, with clearer skies and cooler temperatures by Friday, and March's earlier giant hail incidents underscoring the risk.
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