Some in Collin County are dealing with damage left by hail as large as tennis balls Friday evening. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards shows some of the damage reports.
On Friday evening, NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell said hail the size of tennis balls was likely in a severe storm that swept across portions of Collin County at about 7 p.m. Videos shared with NBC 5 at iSee@NBCDFW.com showed damage to cars and trees. Elsewhere, hail ranging from the size of peas to quarters was reported in other parts of Dallas-Fort Worth.
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