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North Texas, storm and heavy rain

Northeast Ohio to see heavy rain, possible storms midweek

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Residents across northern Ohio can expect a quiet stretch of weather Sunday through Monday before a significant storm system brings periods of moderate to heavy rain and the potential for stronger thunderstorms Tuesday night through Wednesday,

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North Texas will see rainy, stormy weather midweek

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Cooler start the week ahead of more showers, storms in North Texas

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Heavy rain, flash flooding possible Tuesday through next weekend

A powerful Kona storm is expected to bring significant flooding to the state this week.

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Scattered storms expected Sunday across South Texas. Here's what to expect.

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A few strong storms possible Saturday night in Alabama

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Severe thunderstorm watch issued for South Texas Saturday. Here's a timeline.

The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center has San Antonio under a level 2 of 5 risk of severe weather, meaning that a few thunderstorms are likely to produce large hail and damaging wind ...

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Severe storm threat returns Tuesday for North Texas with hail, flooding risk

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Another Severe Weather Outbreak, With Threat Of Strong Tornadoes, Is Expected In Storm-Fatigued Midwest, South

Weather Impact Alert Day: Heavy rain, storm threat enters region on Wednesday

The WTOL 11 weather team is tracking more widespread rain and thunder that will impact your workweek. A Weather Impact Alert Day has been issued for Wednesday March 11 due to the risk of torrential rain and strong storms.

Flood watch through Wednesday as heavy rain soaks Tri-State; possibility of severe weather

Showers and storms are expected to continue Thursday. Some breaks in rain are possible Friday, which could be the warmest day of the year so far, with highs in the mid-70s. More showers and storms are possible Saturday before a front moves through, bringing drier conditions Sunday and Monday with highs in the mid-60s.