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A broken line of thunderstorms along and behind a cold front will continue to move from north to south across North and Central Texas through this evening. Although the severe weather threat is on the lower end, isolated hail up to 1.5" in diameter and damaging wind gusts will remain possible. Heavy rain and training thunderstorms may also lead to a very localized flash flood threat across parts of the region. Additional scattered, sub-severe storms will be possible during the overnight period.
Daily chances for showers & storms continue Wednesday into the weekend with a threat for isolated flooding. All of North & Central TX will likely receive at least 1” of rain Wednesday through Friday (70-90% chance). The greatest flood threat is expected across Central TX, but forecast rain amounts are still being refined. Check back for forecast updates this week!

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