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All this heat and humidity is building up again. A cold front will move into the Red River region early tomorrow morning...and then cross North Texas during the day. Scattered showers and storms will develop along the front. With high dewpoints, heavy rainfall will be possible with the strongest storms...as well as gusty winds. The front will dissipate Saturday, leaving a slight chance for an afternoon storm. That's it for rainfall after that!
Evan Andrews THURSDAY AM
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