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North Texas Sees Hailstorms to Start Week of Lingering Rain

Dallas-Fort Worth will likely pick up over an inch of rain, with some much heavier totals to the east of Dallas

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After a cloudy day, thunderstorms moved across North Texas Monday evening, some even turning severe and producing hail up to the size of golf balls. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports.

A few more gloomy and cloudy days are in store for North Texas. The sunshine is expected to make a return on Thursday.

Showers and thunderstorms -- some severe -- moved across North Texas Monday evening.

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The storms sparked a few Severe Thunderstorm Warnings, mainly for hail. No major damage has been reported.

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Additional rain showers and occasional thunderstorms will redevelop through midweek.

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Dallas-Fort Worth will likely pick up over an inch of rain, with some much heavier totals to the east of Dallas. The main concern over the next several days will be heavy rain, which may lead to flooding, especially in East Texas.

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A cold front eased through Dallas-Fort Worth early Sunday afternoon, bringing storms south and east of Dallas. Some of them became severe as they advanced across Central and East Texas.

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NBC 5 Forecast: Cooler today thanks to a weak cold front

Temperatures to climb above freezing Friday ahead of weekend warm-up

There were several reports of hail up to the size of quarters and wind gusts of 65-70 mph brought down many trees and damaged several buildings in Limestone County, between Coolidge and Lake Mexia.

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