Severe weather is not expected tomorrow night, but brief heavy rain and lightning are possible. There will be isolated showers on and off on Monday. Stronger storms are expected to arrive overnight into Tuesday morning. Large hail and damaging winds are anticipated with these storms, with the highest risk in our eastern half.

After a cloudy start, North Texas will see a sunny Sunday afternoon ahead of showers and severe storms late Monday into Tuesday.

The storms will arrive early Tuesday morning, potentially impacting the morning commute. The activity will move quickly into East Texas by Tuesday midday. Strong winds will develop by Tuesday afternoon. Gusts up and over 40 mph will be possible.

The storms will get stronger as they move east. They should clear North Texas by 10 a.m. Extremely strong winds are expected behind these storms. The skies will clear, and the win

After several days of mild, enjoyable patio-season weather, severe storms could interrupt travel plans and cause problems throughout parts of Texas early this week. Forecasters say North Texas could see large hail,

A heads up for Sunday evening: showers and a few non-severe storms move in from the west, arriving in DFW around 5-8 p.m. Any rain will quickly clear by 10 p.m. as the disturbance continues to track east.

After days of sunshine, North Texas is expected to see showers and thunderstorms in the upcoming week. While no severe weather is expected Sunday, scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are possible across the region in the afternoon and evening,

Highest chances of storms will be in parts of North and East Texas, but South Texas will still see very strong winds by Tuesday.