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Top meteorologists studying storms say climate change is contributing to more frequent and destructive severe weather outbreaks. Samantha Davies looks at what it could mean for North Texas.

Spring storms throw Fort Worth’s 1995 Mayfest celebration into chaos, pummeling crowds with softball-sized hail. As the storms move east into Dallas, a deadly new threat emerges. By time the night is over, 20 people lose their lives and storm warning systems are changed. NBC 5’s David Finfrock and Deborah Ferguson take you Inside the Storm.

With the possibility of showers into the first half of Wednesday, officials are watching area rivers for flooding.

After a cloudy day, thunderstorms moved across North Texas Monday evening, some even turning severe and producing hail up to the size of golf balls. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports.

North Texans grabbed their cell phone cameras to document large hail pounding their swimming pools making it look like they were boiling during severe storms Wednesday, April 28, 2021.

In Haslet, some people reported golf ball-sized hail which pelted down on homes and cars across the area.

Thursday it was all sun and clear blue skies, but less than 24 hours earlier strong storms produced hail and strong winds. In Haslet, some people reported golf ball-sized hail which pelted down on homes and cars across the area. “Very loud in the house, hitting the windows and the side of the house, yeah it was pretty intense,” said…

Severe storms dumped hail from pea size to bigger than golf balls on North Texas on March 24, 2021.

Video taken near Hamilton, about 100 miles southwest of Fort Worth, shows what appears to be a brief tornado touching down Wednesday evening. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Video courtesy: Metro

Two rounds of showers and storms will impact North Texas late this afternoon through Thursday morning. The first round will move through late afternoon through evening. With additional storms early Thursday after 1 a.m.

Wednesday will feature overall dry weather and continued sunshine through midday with afternoon highs in the upper 70s. The next chance of rain will be late in the afternoon today when a couple of showers or thunderstorms are possible.

North Texans faced wet roads on the Thursday morning commute after a round of overnight storms brought heavy downpours and lightning.

The next chance of rain will be late in the afternoon today when a couple of showers or thunderstorms are possible.