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A cold front arrives into North Texas on Friday with storm chances
An advancing cold front will enhance showers and thunderstorms across North Texas for Friday. Some storms could become severe with the primary threats of heavy rainfall, damaging winds and large hail. A tornado cannot be ruled out as well. Expect highs reaching into the mid-70s.
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A weak cold front moves through Houston Friday, bringing heavy downpours and increasing the risk of flooding. Stay alert for ...
The threat of severe weather has increased for Friday in parts of the South and East, with destructive straight-line winds ...
Reports of damage in Burnet County have begun following a confirmed tornado on Thursday. Central Texas faces another round of ...
The highest chance of severe weather will be across North Texas, but San Antonio storm chances will increase by the end of ...
Burnet and Williamson Counties have entered a tornado warning that has been described as a 'life-threatening' situation in ...
More severe storms are possible Friday in Central Texas. While the overall severity should be lower, the coverage will be higher, especially south of Waco-Temple-Killeen.
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