Just had marble size in Heath. Over pretty quick

Looks like there may have been a small spin up in Mesquite looking at RadarScope.

Wife said she got stuck driving in some hail near lower Greenville.

Pea size hail and heavy rain in Rockwall. No wind.

Got a few drops in Celina but ain't nothing more than that. Front door looked like black and dark. But the backyard was sunshine with a few drops of water. Nothing really.

Very light showers here in Plano. Hoping for a bit more rain but won't amount to much

You just described 2/3 of university park and I will never understand it. There's a big ass Rolls Royce that parks on the street in front of a multimillion dollar house not to mention all the range rovers and Yukon Denalis

We got golf ball size hail in Prosper (380/DNT). Lasted just a few minutes. Lovely wife heard the news earlier in the day, came home at lunch to move things around in the garage, got all 3 cars in the garage… and im out of town for work.

First time we've ever fit them all in. THANK YOU FATHER OF NECESSITY.

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Just had marble size in Heath. Over pretty quick

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I got a video of the cloud rotation from Heath, looking NE toward i30. I thought for sure I was about to witness a tornado. Though we only got pea size hail at our place.

eta: video https://www.tiktok.com/@cs.tex/video/7075354973508259114

Pea Sized Hail in Flo Mo last night around 6 pm

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Pea Sized Hail in Flo Mo last night around 6 pm

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What part of FM? We had no hail on da west side.

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Wheatables02 said:

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Pea Sized Hail in Flo Mo last night around 6 pm

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What part of FM? We had no hail on da west side.

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Wellington near Bruton Orand

According to radar scope, there were some 90+ mph winds that had a rotating signature that started in mesquite/Sunnyvale and headed NE across the Lake to Heath.

From my standpoint, it looked like the closest intersection would have been 549/550, near the high school.

I'm at 205/550 and the highest we saw was in the low 20's mph.

Sounds like a freaking war outside.

We had a few drops for about 3 mins in SW FW

Looks like a chance of some tornados tomorrow.

Looks like best chance is south of DFW, but still a shot here. Looks to be a good rainmake for most of us.

Our overall thinking for the severe weather potential on Monday has not changed much overnight. Still thinking Central Texas is the most likely area for severe storms. #txwx #dfwwx #ctxwx pic.twitter.com/DIJktzAPnC

— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) March 20, 2022

Much needed rainfall is on the way! Rainfall amounts will range from one-half inch west to up to three inches east. Because of the ongoing drought, the flood threat will be low, though localized flooding will be possible anywhere heavy rain falls in a short period of time. #txwx pic.twitter.com/8X1NYiHojS

— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) March 20, 2022

Long time since I've seen close to a 100% chance of rain for most of the day. Looking forward to it.

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My "two car garage" can't fit my F150. It's at least a foot too long. It's a converted car port and whoever converted it made it too small.

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Three car garage, just my husband and I. We put two in . My 2005 Lexus that has 40,000 miles on it and our Lincoln Navigator which also fits but not a lot of spare room. We also have a 2002 Jeep Liberty with over 200,000 miles on it that is in great condition and the most fun of all our cars to drive. It is out but has so far escaped any hail damage. It was my daughter's car all through high school, college and about five years beyond. She took excellent care of it and still borrows it to drive occasionally.

We need some out here in west parker county for these fires

All of DFW metro now pulled into moderate risk probability for today.

📢UPDATE:📢
Strong/Severe storms are expected today. The tornado threat increases from the DFW Metroplex southward during the mid-afternoon & evening. A few strong tornadoes will be possible.
📝Make sure you have multiple ways to receive warnings! #dfwwx #ctxwx #txwx pic.twitter.com/C2R3UJdG3X

— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) March 21, 2022

If you like to read nerdy things:

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Convection farther southeast and south from north-central to south-central TX will have a progressively larger warm/moist sector ahead of the dryline. With MLCAPE likely to reach 1500-2000 J/kg in conjunction with an approaching 80-kt 500-mb speed max, several supercells should develop with a primary initial threat of very large hail. Much of the convective development will initially be west of the strong low-level jet across eastern TX/OK. The bulk of guidance suggests the low-level jet will shift east-northeast during the evening which suggests that low-level hodograph curvature and attendant SRH, while adequate for tornadoes, may not be particularly large for the supercells initiating along the dryline. Nevertheless, hourly HRRR runs along with the 00Z HRW-ARW are insistent on potential for a couple long-tracked supercells emanating northeast from the I-35 corridor in central/south-central TX into parts of east TX. If confidence increases in this scenario occurring, it is plausible that a mesoscale corridor of cat 4-MDT risk may be warranted in later outlooks.

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Translation. It may rain and wind might blow.

What a bust. I called all our crews off work today because of what futurecast radar said at 5 am. We could've gotten a bunch of **** done

What are you considering a bust? I thought the main storm was always going to be this afternoon. Here in Dallas it has been a fairly steady rain since about 9:30AM....

The powers been out over an hour here in Heath and it hasn't even rained yet.

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The powers been out over an hour here in Heath and it hasn't even rained yet.

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Precautionary power outage

Get ready for some small hail.

Hundreds of roofers and guys who may have looked at some pictures of a roof once are ready to go!

I should just copy and laminate the sign my neighbor made - "I already have a roofer"

Power out in the Wallace area of Lake Highlands.

Schools closing down. Just got notice.

Tornado in Montague County (Bowie).