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Here's how the Facebook forecast would look:
Showers and thunderstorms are going to develop this afternoon with the heat of the day. An upper air disturbance will strengthen the storms, so expect some to be severe with hail up to 2" in diameter and wind gusts up to 95mph. Today's high 89-94, wind will be S-SE 12-22mph. The best chance for rain will be after 1pm with up to 0.50" by 6pm.
Showers and thunderstorms will wind down around 10pm although there will be a couple of isolated thunderstorms hanging on until daybreak. Low 62-66. Rainfall 0.01"-0.15".
Saturday.. expect a few afternoon and evening t-storms, mainly between 2pm and 8pm. High 90-95, wind N to NE 8 to 16mph. Rainfall will be less than 0.10". Sunday.... a better chance of afternoon t-storms. High 89-94, wind E 10-15mph.
So, as you can see the forecast has more detail than the typical forecast.
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