The @NWSFortWorth has issued a TORNADO WATCH for Dallas, and Denton, and Collin counties until 10pm this evening. Here’s a friendly reminder of the difference between a WATCH and a WARNING. Stay weather aware. To sign up for emergency notifications visit carrolltonalert.com. pic.twitter.com/R6jD…

New storms with large hail, strong winds expected to hit Dallas-Fort Worth. What to know www.star-telegram.co…

Heat index to approach 100 degrees before severe weather threat arrives Wednesday afternoon bit.ly/4a5oAqg

1:45 PM: Dry line has returned just west of I-35W and will slowly head east...DFW temps are near 90 and the Heat Index near 100. After 4-5pm and early eve hours SOME severe storms will pop. Where they develop they will blow quickly. Initial storms may run up US-75 north of Dallas

Another round of scattered storms is expected Thursday afternoon along a cold front pushing through North and Central TX. The greatest potential for large hail and damaging wind gusts will reside along/south of the I-20 corridor. Many north of I-20 will likely remain dry. #txwx

Storms are looking more likely on Thursday afternoon. Some storms could be severe, especially in Central North Texas (including DFW). Large hail and strong winds are the main concern. #wfaaweather

Hot & humid day with severe weather risk this afternoon dlvr.it/T6btvg

Warm, breezy and humid today! Highs will be in the 90s with a heat index near 101° in DFW. It'll stay rain-free most of the day, but some storms will develop late afternoon-evening. A few storms could be severe with hail and strong winds, especially east of DFW #wfaaweather

Most won't see storms today. If storms form, it'll be from 3pm -10pm. Storms that DO form today could be severe, especially northeast/east of DFW. The main concern today will be large hail and strong winds. There is an isolated tornado threat, but it is low. #wfaaweather

JUST IN | ERCOT issues Weather Watch for Wednesday due to 'unseasonably high temperatures' bit.ly/3WvJZph

A tornado watch has been issued for much of North Texas, including all of the metroplex, until 10pm. While very large hail and damaging winds are still the main risks, an isolated tornado or two cannot be ruled out. #wfaaweather

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A Tornado Watch is in effect for much of North Texas until 10PM this evening. Storms will be capable of producing softball sized hail and 70MPH winds, along with a couple of tornado. Be weather aware this evening.

Monitoring thunderstorm development as we get into the evening. Thunderstorms are certainly possible in the metroplex, but they are most likely east. Any storm will have the potential to turn severe with up to tennis ball size hail and damaging wind potential. #wfaaweather

More May Storms... First, some JUNE heat and humidity. Heat Index near 100 today. Severe storm risk 4-10pm (esp DFW east). More clouds Thursday. Midday-PM storms. Severe Risk DFW south. Pleasant dry Friday. Clouds increase Saturday. Showers/storms return Mother's Day-Monday.