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Healthy reminder that marginal != 0

They're also probably more than a little gun-shy due to the string of high-risk busts they've had over the past 6-ish years

Multiple severe thunderstorm warnings over the DFW area. More active afternoon than most of chasing season

Where is that ghost town? Would love to visit it!

Severe thunderstorm warning for Denton County in TX

Storms weakening a bit as they head into the metro

Surprise surprise, cap over DFW is still holding with no sign of breaking any time soon

Wouldn't be shocked. We're expected to have our weather a good bit later

Went to bed to a marginal risk and woke up to an enhanced with sig hail. TX weather is something+

May has been consistently mediocre the past several years for whatever reason. Makes one wonder if it's permanent?

Tor warning up by Wichita Falls

Just updated the thread title!

ZCZC SPCSWOD48 ALL ACUS48 KWNS 090856 SPC AC 090856 Day 4-8 Convective Outlook NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0356 AM CDT Sat May 09 2020 Valid 121200Z - 171200Z ...DISCUSSION... Medium-range guidance is in good agreement that the upper pattern will trend more zonal by early next week, favoring deeper lee troughing and low-level moisture return across the Plains. The upper pattern is forecast to remain void of any systems strong and/or mature enough to scour the low-level moisture out of the Plains or MS Valley through the end of next week, setting the stages for an active week as subtle shortwave troughs and their attendant surface lows/front interact with the moist low levels. On each day the previous day's convective evolution will have a large influence on severe potential, leading to generally low predictability. The only exception is D5/Wednesday, which looks to be the first day where the favorable low-level moisture is far enough north of interact with a subtle shortwave ejecting into the central Plains. Supercell wind profiles and steep lapse rates will be in place to support severe potential with any storms that develop along the dryline. Severe potential exists on D6/Thursday, particularly from the central Plains into the mid MS Valley, but limited predictability and questions regarding the northeastward extent of the moisture return preclude outlooking any areas yet. Model solutions begin to diverge more after D6/Thursday, limiting forecast confidence. However, with favorable low-level moisture expected to remain in place across the Plains, some severe threat will persist into the weekend. ..Mosier.. 05/09/2020

Just went severe warned there

Supercell near Fort Worth still trucking. Dropping 2 inch hail

Got a D1 slight for parts of OK/TX, with some sig hatching for hail and wind. Not much but given the forecasts may be the most exciting things get for a while

Do wonder if that storm could make it intact to the metroplex

Saw a huge CG strike earlier that lit the sky up green. Lots of power outages in my area but otherwise things seem to be steadily calming down

Someone just left their covered parking. Must be important

Just started to rain and thw wind has picked up a ton

Starting to see lightening in the distance from my vantage point in far north Dallas EDIT: May see a direct hit from the hail core. If not from the first storm then the one behind it

70 mph wind gusts and quarter sized hail on that storm heading into Denton county

Definitely getting similar vibes to the June wind storm from last year in DFW. Took out a ton of trees and knocked a crane onto an apartment buildin

Meanwhile, the storm trekking through southern DFW is severe warned and has been dropping ping pong ball sized hail. Preview of later?

D3 slight covering much of the same area EDIT: sig contour covering DFW into eastern OK as we