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Severe storms Tuesday spawned tornadoes in parts of Central Texas.

A line of storms associated with a cold front moved through the area Friday morning, bringing rain, strong winds and some hail.

The second round of showers and storms will be early Friday with a cold front that will move south through North Texas. This front will move through the DFW area around sunrise. Any rain with the front should be over by mid-morning, followed by a return of sunshine. Much of Friday will be cooler with a gusty north wind.

There is the potential for two rounds of thunderstorms tonight into Friday morning. The first round would be late Thursday evening into parts of the overnight hours.

Mild weather will continue today with sunshine and a gusty south wind. South winds will increase to 20-30 mph this afternoon to help warm things up and increase Gulf moisture. Temperatures will warm into the low to mid-80s.

NBC 5 viewers from Fort Worth Dallas shared video of large hail — some hailstones larger than golf balls — and lightning as severe storms rolled across the region early Tuesday morning.

Wednesday was the most active weather day of the week with an enhanced risk for severe weather. An initial line of storms affected the area southeast of Dallas during the morning and midday hours. More storms developed during the late afternoon and continued into the early evening. Some of these storms were severe, with a few tornadoes reported along the…

Wednesday will be an active weather day with thunderstorms likely across parts of North Texas. Some severe storms will occur with large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes.

Plan on a mild and breezy night with temperatures falling into the mid 60s. Most of the area will be dry, but a storm or two is possible closer to the Red River on into Northeast Texas.

The most active weather day this week will be Wednesday when widespread showers and thunderstorms are likely. It’s possible these storms could arrive in DFW by late morning with another round possible by late afternoon.

A mix of sun and clouds can be expected today with a very slight chance for an isolated thunderstorm. Storm chances will remain low tonight and mainly in our far western counties.

A mix of sun and clouds can be expected today with a very slight chance for an isolated thunderstorm. Storm chances will remain low tonight and mainly in our far western counties.

In typical April fashion, showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast. For Monday night and Tuesday, any storms will likely be isolated, so much of the area will be dry.

In typical April fashion, showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast. For tonight and Tuesday, any storms will likely be isolated, so much of the area will be dry.

Monday morning is starting out mostly cloudy over North Texas with some areas of patchy fog. The clouds will dissipate and give way to sunny skies later today. It will be a nice outdoor afternoon with light winds.

Monday morning is starting out mostly cloudy over North Texas with some areas of patchy fog. The clouds will dissipate and give way to sunny skies later today. It will be a nice outdoor afternoon with light winds.