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On Sunday evening, the National Weather Service issued several severe thunderstorm alerts for North Dakota and southwest Texas as hazardous supercell storms unleashed golf ball-sized hail and wind gusts reaching 80mph. In North Dakota, storms posed a threat to areas near Bismarck, New Salem, and surrounding Morton County, bringing ping-pong ball-sized hail and 60mph winds strong enough to flip vehicles. Meanwhile, a damaging storm near Fort Stockton in southwest Texas generated 80mph winds, prompting warnings for dangerous flying debris. Meteorologists caution that further severe thunderstorms could occur across the central and northern Plains and into the Upper Midwest through Monday, with large hail and destructive winds being the main concerns.

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00:00Last night, violent supercell storms tore through North Dakota and southwest Texas.
00:05And the National Weather Service is warning more are coming.
00:09In North Dakota, near Bismarck, storms produced golf-ball-sized hail and 60-minute wind gusts,
00:14slamming homes, cars, and farms in Morton County.
00:17Meanwhile, in southwest Texas, near Fort Stockton,
00:21an even more destructive storm generated 80-minute winds.
00:25Meteorologists issued an ES emergency alert.
00:28The kind reserved for life-threatening situations.
00:32Flying debris was described as dangerous for anyone caught without shelter.
00:36This is the story across the Great Plains right now.
00:39A volatile atmosphere where supercell storms can develop rapidly, with almost no warning.
00:45The Storm Prediction Center says severe thunderstorms with large hail.
00:50And damaging winds are possible from the central plains into the upper Midwest again today.
00:55If you live in these regions, stay weather aware.
00:58This pattern is not finished.
00:59This pattern is not finished.
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