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NWS Houston
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6:40PM RADAR UPDATE
Most areas are dry. But there are thunderstorms over our northern Piney Woods Counties as while as some showers between Houston and Conroe. Showers/storms are drifting east and should diminish this evening.
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NWS Houston
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A special weather statement has been issued for Houston TX, Pasadena TX and Sugar Land TX until 1:45 PM CDT pic.twitter.com/6kEd4I78Hh
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NWS Austin/San Antonio
NWSSanAntonio
12:15 AM: A severe thunderstorm with winds that could be in excess of 60 mph is moving from Val Verde County into Edwards County. Storm is also producing locally heavy rain and frequent lightning. Outflow from this storm may yield showers into early Monday morning for some. #txwx pic.twitter.com/GAQY9nTmtz
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NWS Fort Worth
NWSFortWorth
5/30 9:57 AM - The cluster of storms moving through North Texas remains sub-severe with pea sized hail and gusts to 20-30 mph. Storms will continue to be possible through the afternoon, with the potential for severe-caliber wind gusts and hail. Stay weather aware! #dfwwx #txwx pic.twitter.com/SqlL7lNP5r
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