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Some storms overnight, but severe risk grows Friday

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Editor’s Note: The video above shows the latest forecast from the KXAN First Warning Weather team. AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Overnight we'll be watching a gradually increasing chance of showers anywhere as well as some potentially strong storms in parts of the Hill Country. Rain chances areawide are only around 10-20%, but large hail and damaging wind would be possible in any storm. Severe weather risk overnight (SPC) The greatest risk for any severe sto…

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Severe weather in North Texas: Rain, hail, tornadoes possible

DALLAS (KDAF) — Cooler temperatures rolled into the North Texas region behind the early morning showers. More rain and potentially severe weather is expected overnight into Friday morning. The National Weather Service reported, "Additional rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday night and Friday. A few stronger storms capable of producing hail and gusty winds will be possible Thursday night across our northwest. The main severe…

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Some storms overnight, but severe risk grows Friday

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Country Herald

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