Fine Weekend But Storms Ahead

A fine morning morphs into a fine Saturday afternoon. A little warm but plenty of sunshine. Unfortunately the warm air, sunshine and light winds will also create pollution concerns. Unhealthy levels of Ozone could build up in the surface layers. This is not expected to be a problem tomorrow thanks to more clouds and stronger winds:

The warm weather started last Thursday and is expected to stick around all week. This will not only be the warmest weekend of the weather so it'll also be the warmest WEEK of the year so far:

A south wind starts up by afternoon. By tomorrow morning the humidity and clouds will start to increase over north Texas as the high pressure right over us today drifts to our southeast over the Gulf of Mexico (circulation around high pressure is clockwise). This will also produce a slight chance for an afternoon thunderstorm to develop in the daytime heating tomorrow across our southern counties:

The real concern is this work week. On Tuesday the dryline will get pushed into north Texas. Powerful storms will develop along the dryline and make a run for the metroplex during the late day/early evening. Damaging winds, large hail and even tornadoes are possible with these storms:

Severe weather is possible on Wednesday and Friday as well. It appears an active spring storm pattern will have to keep all of us weather aware this week: