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Storms are expected to cover the Metroplex by mid-morning. Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats.

That means there is a good chance there will be some soggy revelers in Times Square on New Year's Eve. CBS News New York's Craig Allen has your extended forecast.

We’re watching a severe weather threat for the afternoon/evening hours on Saturday, lasting into the overnight and early Sunday as the storms track east and weaken with time. All modes of severe weather are possible with the greatest threat across western Alabama.

An upper-level feature will drive a surface front close to the area through the next several days, leading to higher rain chances. Storms will be positioned across eastern Texas early in the day tomorrow.

My focus is shifting to the severe weather outbreak anticipated over the Deep South on Saturday. The Storm Prediction Center is highlighting a large area for an enhanced risk of severe storms by Saturday afternoon and evening.

The newest three-day outlook from the SPC highlights an enhanced risk for strong to severe storms in Alabama on Saturday. WVTM 13 has declared Saturday an Impact Day. This means that you should remain aware and the weather may be disruptive enough to cause changes to your normal daily routine.