So, dallasnews.com is predicting some severe weather for later tonight. What does that mean, neighborsgo nation?

That's right, get out the camera and stay up late for some weather photo uploading only on neighborsgo.com. Good times! 

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I hope everyone made it through the storm OK. Anyone without power?

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I can't report anything beyond a brief power outage in South Lewisville. How's your commute? If you're about to head out or just got in to work, go to Crosstown Traffic for updates and to let everyone know about problem spots.

Mike Perry posted this photo of damage done by the storm that hit the Carrollton area April 10. 

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Did it hail in Mansfield in southern Tarrant County! That's not an interrogative sentence, but a declarative statement. It did hail in Mansfield. It created what I like to call hail bergs that could have sunk the Titanic, or at least a very small one. I took photos and even helped a kid in flip-flops get hypothermia of the toes while pushing his car out of the hail bergs in front of the Home Depot.

And check out the video by one contributor who walked into the hailstorm.

The photos are here, here, here and here.

Contributor Ray Detwiler's photos of damage in Carrollton and North Dallas are a striking reminder of the strength of Thursday’s storm.

Almost every town in the DFW area has seen their share of damage from last nights storms. Allen resident Garlyn Norris sent these photos in from around the Plano/Allen borders. Local residents and city workers try to pick up the pieces.

Many power lines are down in Carrollton, and the city has closed off some portions of roadways while repairs are made. According to a recent release from city marketing specialist Karah Hosek, the closed or partially closed streets are:

Was it just me, or did it seem that the storm-warning sirens went off a few minutes after the worst of Wednesday night's storm was past Frisco?

Also, what exactly was the message that was broadcast? Was it "seek a safe place" or "the danger has passed"? (For all I know, it could've been "Attention members of the Red Star Federation ...")