A serious thunderstorm watch is in force for northern Texas, notably Dallas and Fort Worth, up to 4 hours of winds damaged by more than 70 MPH.
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The watch is designated as a “PDS”, which is short for a particularly dangerous situation. The PDS was issued by the national weather due to the possibility of harming the winds.
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The highest chances of rain and storm arrive tonight and continue until the early hours of the morning.
The storm prediction center has the Dallas-Fort Worth area included in a level 4 risk of serious storms.
The very strong harmful winds are the main concern. Winds greater than 80 MPH will be possible. Make sure to secure all of the outdoor items in bulk. Some storms could also contain a large hail and a quick tornado will also be possible.
Storms will move quickly, so general floods are not planned. However, some flood cases will always be possible, in particular in construction zones and typical points of flood problems.
A serious line of thunderstorms will move across northern Texas until early Monday morning. Kevan Smith of NBC 5 says that the damaging winds (80 MPH +) are the main concern.
This unstable model will remain in place before next week, with everyday rain and storm.
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