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Today's Thunderstorm Timing: Highest storm coverage happens late morning through the early afternoon. 50-60 mph wind gusts and pea to quarter-size hail will be possible along the leading edge of these storms. Not everyone sees severe weather. The severe risk ends in the evening.

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