Ali Turiano, a meteorologist with FOX 4, examines the prediction for Thursday, when the region is predicted to experience strong to severe storms.
DallasOn Thursday, there may be some strong to severe storms in North Texas.
Around 8 a.m., the storms are predicted to approach our western regions, pass through the Metroplex between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., and depart our eastern counties at approximately 3 p.m.
Quarter-sized hail and potential wind gusts of 50 mph are the primary storm hazards.
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If surface-based storms are able to form, there is also a minor chance of tornadoes in areas far east and southeast of Dallas, such as Navarro, Van Zandt, Henderson, Freestone, and Anderson counties.
Later in the day, the weather should clear up.
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North Texas should remain dry following the storms on Thursday.
Sunday and Monday will see highs in the 70s before Tuesday sees a drop in temperature.
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