⚡️Severe storms with large hail are impacting North Texas.
🌪Tornado warnings have been issued for Denton County and the Metroplex.
🌧Thunderstorm watch in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
🌩Storms are moving east at approximately 30 miles per hour.
⛈Hail sizes reported range from golf ball-sized to up to 2 inches in diameter.
What should I do during a severe storm?
—Stay indoors and seek shelter in a sturdy building. Avoid windows and stay away from electrical devices and plumbing.
Are there any tornadoes in the area?
—Tornado warnings have been issued for Denton County and the Metroplex. Stay alert and follow any instructions from local authorities.
What is the hail size?
—Hail sizes range from golf ball-sized to up to 2 inches in diameter. Take precautions to protect your property from potential damage.
Is there a thunderstorm watch?
—Yes, there is a thunderstorm watch in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Stay updated on weather conditions.
When will the storms subside?
—Most of the severe weather is expected to die down after 10:00 PM. However, there may still be some thunderstorms throughout the night.
00:09Severe storms and large hail are currently active in North Texas.
01:14Hail core crosses FM 7 near Fairview, with hail sizes up to 1.5 inches reported.
02:17Storm moving east at approximately 30 miles per hour, with a hail threat in Double Oak by 7:38 PM.
02:55Line of thunderstorms producing large hail and strong winds moving through Hood County.
04:16Severe weather expected to subside after 10:00 PM.
