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Overnight, strong thunderstorms began moving through New Orleans metro area. Damaging winds and heavy rain potential are expected to impact the area for about 8 hours.
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Severe hail at Orange Beach, Ala. Photo courtesy Christina Sparks 
Lightning Flash at I-10 and Loyola at 6:10 a.m. Photo courtesy Patrick Thomas | WGNO 
Hail in St. Charles Parish – Luling. Photo courtesy Daniel Walker | WGNO 
Severe Hail at Orange Beach, Ala. Photo courtesy Robin Johnson. 
Severe Hail at Orange Beach. Ala. Photo courtesy Ashley Walls. 
Severe Hail at Orange Beach, Ala. Photo courtesy Nola July. 
Paris Ave and Gentilly. Photo courtesy LBJ | WGNO. 
Paris Ave and Gentilly. Photo courtesy LBJ | WGNO. 
Canal and Derbigny. Photo courtesy LBJ | WGNO. 
Canal and Derbigny. Photo courtesy LBJ | WGNO. 
Severe Hail at Orange Beach, Ala. Photo courtesy Tiffany Schatzle. 
Hail in Cut Off. Photo courtesy Alexis Daigle Delatte. 
Hail in Gulf State Park. Photo courtesy Jacob Ryan Ainsworth. 
Hail in Cut Off. Photo courtesy Alaina Guidry. 
Barry Road in Covington. High water signs up where rain runoff is covering the road, but it’s passable. Photo courtesy Curt Sprang | WGNO. 
Barry Road in Covington. High water signs up where rain runoff is covering the road, but it’s passable. Photo courtesy Curt Sprang | WGNO. 
Photo courtesy Jackie Scott. 
Photo courtesy Jackie Scott. 
Lowe Davis Rd Covington. Not closed but warning signs posted. Photo courtesy Curt Sprang | WGNO. 
Lowe Davis Rd Covington. Not closed but warning signs posted. Photo courtesy Curt Sprang | WGNO. 
Lightning on the West Bank. Photo courtesy of Sam Packnett | WGNO
