Tornado threat increases for Texas and Oklahoma, large hail reported
FOX Weather multimedia journalist Brandy Campbell on storm preparations in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Storms have produced tennis ball-sized hail in the southern. U.S
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- Sacramento Bee
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- Deseret News
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- Akron Beacon Journal
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- Sacramento Bee
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- Sacramento Bee
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- Fox Weather
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- AccuWeather
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- Sacramento Bee
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