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North Texas Severe Weather: Tornadoes & Hail

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Severe weather season in North Texas, from March to June, sees over 1,100 tornadoes confirmed since 1880. March ranks third, with April and May being the peak. Lightning, thunderstorms, gusty winds, downpours, and hail also intensify. Hail sizes are compared to everyday objects: pea (1/4), nickel (0.9), quarter (1), ping pong ball (1.5), half dollar (1.5), golf ball (1.75), tennis ball (2.5), and grapefruit (4.5). Stay alert and hunker down smart during these storms.

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North Texas Severe Weather: Tornadoes & Hail

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!North Texas Severe Weather: Tornadoes & Hail. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Severe weather season is in full swing across North Texas, running from March to June every year. April and May pack the biggest punch for tornadoes, with over 1,100 twisters confirmed since 1880, according to National. Weather service data from four-worth. March ranks third for tornado activity, trailed by June and even October. But it's not just spinning winds you gotta watch. Lightning strikes, thunderstorms, gusty winds, downpours and hail, all ramp up during these months. Turning skies into real threats for folks on the ground. Meteorologists break down hail sizes with everyday comparisons to make the danger hit home fast, skipping raw measurements. P-sized means a quarter inch, nickel hits almost 9-10 of an inch, quarter reaches 1 inch full. Ping pong ball or half dollar gets to 1.5 inches, golf ball 1.3 quarters, tennis ball 2.5 up to great fruit at 4. And a half inches, keep these in mind next storm, stay alert and hunker down smart.

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