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Tomorrow will be warmer but with low humidity! Low storm chances return Thursday. Friday looks a little hot. We may have to dodge a few rain and storms Memorial Day weekend. #txwx

Evening plans? It'll be warm! Side note: Beware the pollen. #wfaaweather

Thursday is a WFAA Weather Alert Day. Storms are expected during the afternoon. A few of those storms could contain large hail and strong winds. A slight (level 2/5) risk is in place for much of North Texas including DFW. Not everyone sees storms. #wfaaweather

Thursday starts out a bit more humid with temps in the 60s. The morning will be warm, sunny and dry. Storms roll in during the afternoon. Not everyone sees storms with about a 40% coverage. #wfaaweather

After Thursday, the next round of rain arrives late Sunday into Memorial Day. The severe weather threat looks low, but keep checking in for the timing. Temps drop from the 90s on Saturday/Sunday to the 80s on Monday. #wfaaweather

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for at least a portion of North Texas until 4:00pm.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Cooke and Grayson County until 1:15pm.

Tornado Warning for Cooke County until 12:45pm.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Cooke and Grayson County until 1:45pm.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Cooke and Grayson counties until 1:45 PM. This storm is moving SE around 35 mph and capable of gold ball size hail and gusts to 70 mph. Here's the latest track. #txwx

1:20pm update: Currently, one severe thunderstorm is in North Texas. The storm is in Cooke Co, but moving into Grayson Co. Storm is moving southeast at 35 mph and could contain quarter size hail and gusty winds. The rest of North Texas is clear. #wfaaweather

1:35pm update: There are currently no active warnings for North Texas. Thunderstorms continue in Cooke/Grayson and are moving in Denton. wfaa.com/radar #wfaaweather

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in place for parts of North Texas including Collin, Denton, Wise, and Hunt Counties until 4pm. This means that storms can quickly turn severe with quarter size hail or larger and 60+ mph wind gusts. #wfaaweather

2:30 PM Update: Look at what a difference the rain has made in some of our temperatures!

There are a couple of severe storms in between Wichita Falls and Archer City and slowly drifting SE. The storms along the Red River continue to weaken.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for at least a portion of North Texas until 10:00pm.

Some of our western counties have been added to the Severe Thunderstorm Watch and it will expire at 10 PM. #txwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Jack and Young County until 5:00pm.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Jack and Young counties until 5 PM. This storm is moving SE around 25 mph and are capable of golf ball size hail and gusts to 70 mph. #txwx

Good evening, North Texas! The coverage of storms in the metroplex will stay low for this evening. #txwx