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Multiple areas of Natrona County got peppered with hail and thunderstorms off and on, from the afternoon through the evening hours.

The storm could produce gusty winds -- there's a 2% chance of tornadoes in the Casper-area. Severe hail will be the size of a quarter or bigger in Central Wyoming.

The big threat is going to be the large hail. Sorry, daffodils.

A few isolated tornadoes are also possible in some areas.

Impacts these thunderstorms could produce include: Large hail up to baseball-sized is possible, gusty winds up to 70 MPH.

A storm or two may be severe this afternoon and early evening with damaging winds and severe hail to quarter-sized possible.

Strong, damaging winds and ping-pong ball size hail are possible.

If you're new to Wyoming, be aware that our skies are rarely dull. There are several new video shares (and a few classics) that show supercell storms in different parts of Wyoming.

The thunderstorm a few weeks ago that hit Douglas may have also spawned a tornado. There's new video that shows a possible funnel touch down, but it could be something else.

Potential hazards for Casper, Glenrock, Douglas and other areas of eastern Wyoming include hail up to the size of baseballs.

The most severe storms are expected east of Interstate 25, including southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle.