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Another storm system will be moving into North Texas later today with a high chance of thunderstorms.

Another storm system will be moving into North Texas later today with a high chance of thunderstorms. Some of the storms may be severe with the strongest storms capable of large hail, damaging winds, and even a tornado or two. The window for severe weather will be between 2-8 p.m.

Another storm system will be moving into Texas on Friday with a good chance of thunderstorms.

Doctors are calling two Fort Worth boys miracles after they were hurt in a lightning strike during Wednesday’s storms. The brothers are recovering and their family is talking about the close call with Mother Nature.

Friday will start dry with increasing clouds by the afternoon. Storms will develop near or west of DFW by mid-afternoon and move east across the area. They should be out of North Texas by mid-evening as a cold front sweeps into East Texas.

Another round of thunderstorms moved through North Texas Friday afternoon, bringing the threat of large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes.

Morning drizzle and fog is possible across North Texas, but yesterday’s storms are gone. Clouds will gradually diminish later today, allowing for midday sunshine. It will remain cool, however, thanks to a northwest wind. This afternoon and evening will be dry.

Two children were hospitalized in critical condition Wednesday evening after lightning struck a tree in the yard of the Fort Worth home where they were playing, fire officials say.

Two children were hospitalized in critical condition Wednesday after lightning struck a tree in the yard of the Fort Worth home where they were playing, fire officials say.

NBC 5 crews drove across North Texas Wednesday tracking the conditions from severe storms. Alicia Barrera reports near Stephenville, southwest of DFW, where the storms pushed through.

Thunderstorms packed a punch Wednesday bringing heavy rain and hail as well as a chance for tornadoes to areas south and east of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

After morning storms on Wednesday, drivers across North Texas are trying to navigate damp roadways.

Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible across North Texas Wednesday as an active weather pattern continues.

Cooler, below-normal, temperatures are expected for the weekend with highs in the 60s. A decent chance of rain returns Sunday. Additional rain chances are expected for the first part of next week.

We could see storms Thursday, some severe, and a look at the state of the air in North Texas.

It’s a warm, windy, and muggy start to the day. It will likely remain dry this morning, but the chance of thunderstorms is looming this afternoon.

It’s a warm, windy, and muggy start to the day. It will likely remain dry this morning, but the chance of thunderstorms is looming this afternoon.

Thunderstorm chances will begin climbing Thursday afternoon as a cold front draws near. The chance of rain will be highest from DFW to the east.

Thunderstorm chances will begin climbing Thursday afternoon as a cold front draws near. The chance of rain will be highest from DFW to the east. Some storms could be severe with a risk of hail and high winds. 

It’s going to be a warm, muggy, and windy Wednesday. Gusts over 35 mph will be common this afternoon. Aside from a couple sprinkles, it will be mostly cloudy today with the chance of rain holding off until Thursday.