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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateUpdate:The marginal risk of severe storms has moved to the west of San Antonio, according to the National Weather Service.As of Monday afternoon, severe storms are not expected for the San Antonio area, but thunderstorms capable of producing gusty winds and small hail are still possible to develop this evening after 6 p.m.Isolated storms of severe weather are more likely for portions of the Hill Country to include hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes.Previous Story:More for youThe San Antonio area could see severe weather Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service.&nbsp;As of Monday morning, parts of San Antonio are under a marginal risk for severe storms. The NWS says that means there is a chance severe storms will produce hail, damaging winds, and/or possibly tornadoes.READ ALSO: The main threats to severe weather will be west of the Interstate 35 corridor and the Hill Country. Forecasters also say between 6 p.m. and midnight is when they expect the storms to arrive.&nbsp;The storms are a result of a cold front coming through the area and will stick around for a few days. Chances of rain will continue through Friday. Temperatures will remain mild with highs in the 70s.&nbsp;

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateUpdate:The marginal risk of severe storms has moved to the west of San Antonio, according to the National Weather Service.As of Monday afternoon, severe storms are not expected for the San Antonio area, but thunderstorms capable of producing gusty winds and small hail are still possible to develop this evening after 6 p.m.Isolated storms of severe weather are more likely for portions of the Hill Country to include hail, damaging winds and possible tornadoes.Previous Story:More for youThe San Antonio area could see severe weather...

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