First Alert Weather Day Friday afternoon thru overnight
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EAST TEXAS (KLTV) - Another strong storm system is moving into East Texas today.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight and enhanced risk for severe storms in East Texas with higher risks to the northeast. This could come in multiple waves of storms for some areas, especially north of I-20.
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A few isolated thunderstorms are possible midday into the afternoon in northern counties, but the main line of thunderstorms is expected to develop late afternoon and early evening near Dallas/Fort Worth and push into East Texas, strengthening as they move east.
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Isolated brief tornadoes are possible, but the main threat will be strong, damaging winds along with large hail. Winds along the leading edge of storms will gust up to 70-80 mph and hail up to the size of golf balls is expected.
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These storms will continue into the overnight hours, ending by midnight with clearing skies through early Saturday morning.