Severe storms possible across North Texas Fri. afternoon

Severe storms and flash flooding possible Friday in North Texas, but nice weekend ahead
NORTH TEXAS – A line of convection is filling in to our west and accelerating, though still moving at a slower pace of about 25 mph. The significant takeaways are that these storms are producing some flash flooding and are strong, but remain below severe ...
Widespread showers, risk of severe storms ahead for North Texas this weekend
A weather alert is issued for Saturday, Sunday and Monday for the widespread showers and the risk of severe storms.
Severe Storms in Texas Continue Friday
For the rest of Friday night, we will see some scattered thunderstorms continue into areas of East Texas. The severe threat has decreased quite a bit but a thunderstorm or two will be capable of reaching severe limits.
Low-end severe risk Friday in Central Texas
There's also a low-end risk for one or two severe storms. The Storm Prediction Center includes most of the KVUE area in a "marginal" – level 1 of 5 – severe risk. If any severe storms develop, the main threats will be hail and strong winds. There's also a very low chance for a brief tornado.
DFW Weather: Severe threat has ended for North Texas, but more rain and storms are possible overnight
A line or broken line of storms will move across North Texas from west to east during the day. As of now timing looks like it will hit west of DFW through mid-morning, the main DFW metro region late morning into early afternoon, and east of DFW during the afternoon into evening.
NWS: Large hail, possible tornado as likely severe storms hit Texas
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Flooding, heavy rains and storms threaten North Texas on First Alert Weather Day
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for North Texas as light rain and drizzle impacts the area. With heavy rainfall expected to worsen through the morning, residents are urged to stay alert for severe weather and potential flooding risks.
Heavy rain, flooding possible across North Texas Friday evening
CBS News Texas meteorologists issued a First Alert Weather Day for Friday due to widespread rain and isolated storms.
Severe storms possible across North Texas Friday afternoon
North Texas will see pockets of light rain Friday morning, a line of showers from 3-6 p.m., and a beautiful weekend to follow. Some of the afternoon storms could be severe with small hail and strong wind.
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