Line of storms moves toward North Texas with evening arrival expected

A line of storms is moving across the Oklahoma border into North Texas this evening, tracking southeast at about 30 mph.

The storms have produced pea‑size hail and wind gusts up to 50 mph so far.

The highest chances for storms remain east of I‑35.

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Another hot day is in store for North Texas on Friday, with temperatures reaching 101 degrees and feels-like temperatures around 102. 

There is a very slim chance of rain to the east of the Metroplex, with more isolated chances Friday night and into Saturday morning.

Looking ahead to the weekend, North Texas will see a mix of clouds and sunshine on Saturday with a 20% chance for a few showers to hold together as they build in from the north. It is not yet clear if the storms will hold together or fall apart.

High pressure will move to the west just enough to allow for those storms to move south and open the door for a rise in humidity. Temperatures return to 100 on Sunday, and the triple-digits will continue into next week.