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

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

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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.

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

First, the heat and humidity. THEN the chance for storms. 90+ temps and dewpoints in the 70s make for a heat index near 100. Ouch. After 4-5pm, we could see scattered storms (DFW area) that expand east. Threat (in strongest) is large hail, high winds. Low tornado risk east.

Due to the threat of inclement weather later today and tomorrow, the weekly NOAA All Hazards Radio alarm test, normally conducted on Wednesday mornings and evenings, will be postponed until Friday, May 10th. #txwx

Whew! Temps will be in the low 90s across DFW, but the HEAT INDEX will be near 100 due to high humidity. Morning clouds will clear to a partly sunny sky. It'll be cooler the next few days. #wfaaweather

Storms and severe weather aren't guaranteed for everyone tomorrow, but a few storms are possible between around 3-10pm. Most of the day will be dry, but stay weather aware during the afternoon into evening. Any storms that form have a good chance at being severe. #wfaaweather

Thursday: Storms are possible again, but not everyone will see storms or severe weather. Scattered storms are possible with a few mainly in the southern part of North Texas becoming severe. Main risks are hail and wind. #wfaaweather

Isolated storms could become severe, with damaging winds and large hail Wednesday afternoon/evening. As a cold front slides south, lingering showers and storms expected Thursday. Noticeably drier and cooler air arrives Friday. By Sunday, another disturbance returns rain chances.

We are monitoring another severe weather threat for Thursday across southern North Texas. This will likely be for the afternoon and evening. Hail and strong winds will be the main concern. Coverage will be low. #wfaaweather

With temperatures on the rise, ERCOT has issued a Weather Watch for Wednesday. www.wfaa.com/article…

The dry line likely sets up near the I-35 Corridor Wednesday afternoon. While coverage of storms will be low, those that develop will likely be severe. Damaging winds and very large hail are the greatest threats. Best chance for one of these storms will be E/NE of DFW.