Isolated to scattered strong/severe storms will develop Tuesday afternoon, with the greatest coverage across North TX after ~3-4 PM. A line of storms will then develop out west in the early evening, moving east over the next several hours. Areas near and west of the I-35 corridor have the greatest wind and hail threat tomorrow as the line of storms move east. This line should weaken as it shifts east of I-35, with scattered non-severe storms expected after 1 AM. All modes of severe weather are possible tomorrow with damaging winds and large hail the greatest threats. Any storm that develops will also have a threat for tornadoes. The speed of the storms should limit the overall flood threat, but any storm will be capable of heavy rainfall. Have multiple ways to receive warnings tomorrow and be ready to seek shelter if a warning is issued for your area.
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