Spotty storms are possible Wednesday with more powerful storms forecast for Thursday. See the latest here
While a few spotty storms are possible Wednesday, the likelihood for more widespread storms returns Thursday.
This will be the result of a powerful storm system coming from California. Many ingredients will be in place for possible severe weather Thursday, including hail, high winds, and tornadoes. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth said the area with the greatest threat for severe damage is along and east of Interstate 35, but that may change. The NWS said heavy rainfall is possible across North Texas and there is a threat of minor flooding in low-lying or flood-prone areas.
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