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.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Greenville TX, Emory TX and Point TX until 9:45 PM CDT

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

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for McKinney TX, Princeton TX and Melissa TX until 7:00 PM CDT. This storm will contain golf ball sized hail!

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

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT ⚠️ A tornado watch is in effect for Dallas County until 10 p.m. tonight. The City recommends residents head indoors and be alert for possible warnings. #DallasWeather #WeatherAlert

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

Severe storms remain capable of half dollar hail and 60 mph wind gusts.

Tornado Warning including Sumner TX until 8:00 PM CDT

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 in Collin County have weakened below severe levels, while a new warning has been issued up near the Red River for N. Fannin/Lamar counties. The Red River storm may produce up to half dollar hail and 60 mph gusts.

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

ETA for this evening: We expect isolated strong to severe storms to develop within the next 1-2 hours. Damaging winds to 70 mph, softball size hail, and an isolated tornado are all possible, with winds and hail the greatest severe threat.

8:30pm Wednesday - If you are behind the front (to the left), you are in the clear from storms this evening. Ahead of the front, storms are not guaranteed for everyone, but scattered storms will remain possible the rest of the evening. #wfaaweather Radar: wfaa.com/radar

4:30 PM: Only storms are down by Waco so far but others will pop fairly soon. Better chance we see some up US-75 north of Dallas...and extended down south. As we get past 7pm or so, others may fill in from Dallas east...through about 11pm (east). Areas west are drier...safer.

STORMCENTER: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Kaufman County in TX until 10:45pm. Listen: bit.ly/KRLD-LISTEN