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Severe Storms Not Expected In Metroplex
POSTED: 10:08 am CDT May 13,
2008
UPDATED: 12:21 am CDT May 15,
2008
FORT WORTH, Texas -- The chance of severe storms in the Dallas-Fort Worth area has ended, although severe weather will continue off to the south and east.
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The Metroplex could see a few more light showers overnight, but the severe weather is not expected, NBC 5 chief meteorologist David Finfrock said.
Central Texas, however, will continue to see high winds and hail overnight, Finfrock said.Storms early Tuesday afternoon brought quarter-size hail to Midlothian and dime-size hail to Alvarado. Graham reported golf-ball-sized hail on Tuesday.
Live Video: StormTrack RadarRadar: New Interactive Radar You ControlBlog: NBC 5 Weather TeamRadar On Your Cell Phone: m.nbc5i.comiSee: Submit Your Cell Phone VideosThe Metroplex could see a few more light showers overnight, but the severe weather is not expected, NBC 5 chief meteorologist David Finfrock said.
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