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STORM TIMING: No major changes to the forecast for tonight. Thunderstorms will move into most of North Texas very quickly after 9pm. The strongest parts, along the leading edge, of this complex of storms could have 70-80+ mph wind gusts. Not everyone will see winds that strong.

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Фото профиля Rebecca González
Rebecca González1 год назад

Does this mean we should NOT sleep close to a window? And definitely not upstairs? What other precautions do we need to take?

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Page to Pixel Publishing2 лет назад

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Фото профиля DMJ
DMJ1 год назад

any chance this weakens by time it gets to dfw

Фото профиля Travis Lofley 🌵
Travis Lofley 🌵1 год назад

Pete, how are we feeling about any chance of the cap being a factor tonight? Even if it's not fully in place, could we see a weakening of the line as it rolls into the metroplex?

Фото профиля rob h
rob h1 год назад

I think everyone wonders where are the most likely areas to see those winds. Is that piece forecastable?

Фото профиля Jon Mamba
Jon Mamba1 год назад

I'm guessing that big area of pink is hail?? 😯

Фото профиля Mackey Sasser
Mackey Sasser1 год назад

Chances of a derecho?

Фото профиля haunt
haunt1 год назад

how safe is garland 🙏🏽

Фото профиля Kerry Dove
Kerry Dove1 год назад

Do you anticipate inbound flight delays?

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