06/08/2025
A Moderate Risk (level 4/5) covers the eastern Texas Panhandle, southern Oklahoma, and northwest to north-central Texas—including North Texas.
💨 Primary Hazards
Destructive wind gusts: 80–100 mph expected, especially across the moderate-risk zone .
Giant hail: Up to 3–5 inches in diameter anticipated .
Tornadoes: A few possible, primarily supercell-based, early in the day .
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📊 Outlook Probabilities
Tornado: 5%
Hail: 30%
Wind: 45% Not everyone wil see most intense wind
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🌪️ Timing & Evolution
Afternoon → Evening: Supercells likely to form along the dryline and cold front in the Texas Panhandle & southern Oklahoma .
Evening → Overnight: These storms are expected to merge into a strong, fast-moving line (MCS/bow echo) across North Texas & southern Oklahoma, enhancing the risk of widespread damaging winds .
🔑 Summary
Moderate Risk level highlights significant severe potential.
80–100 mph wind gusts and golf-ball to DVD-sized hail are the main threats.
Embedded supercells may bring a few tornadoes early on.
Ongoing line of storms overnight could sustain the severe threat beyond sunset.
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Timeframe for North Texas 9pm to 2am!
