Severe Weather Threat: Isolated Storms in North Texas

0:00It's April 23rd, welcome to Dallas News Today, powered by AI. North Texas, brace yourselves for some potential severe weather over the next few days. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth says there's a low threat overall, but isolated storms could pack large hail and damaging winds from Thursday through Sunday. Storm chances day scattered, not widespread. Thursday brings a 10% shot in northwest counties between the Metroplex and Wichita Falls. Friday ramps up to 20 to 40% near the Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana borders up Northeast. Not every spot will catch these storms. Most areas in North Texas likely dodged them entirely. Its spring vibes with heat building too, highs hitting right around 80 degrees Thursday before climbing. Friday and Saturday push into the upper 80s, then Sunday tips into the low 90s. Next week stays warm in the mid 80s to low 90s, with rain chances returning by mid week. Keep an eye on updates from the Weather Service, stay safe out there, and we'll track how

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