North Texas had some thick fog in areas Wednesday morning. Once it cleared, a nice spring was to be had and another day of below-normal temperatures.

There is less than a 10% chance of an afternoon or early evening storm forming. This is the same story for Thursday. If you are looking for some more rain, your next good chance will be on Friday.

A large low-pressure system will be to our northeast on Friday, which could provide just enough moisture and lift to get some widespread storms going by the afternoon heating. Severe weather is not expected.

We've not only enjoyed cooler temperatures so far this month, but we've also had ample rain. The next seven days look rather dry.

What you see below is the expected rainfall for just one of the seven days, Friday. The rest of the days are expected to be dry.

As soils dry, a warming south wind will start to push up our temperatures. Next week looks to offer up our first 90-degree day in almost a month. The heat trend is expected to continue into the following weekend.

By the middle of May, spring storms are expected to return. This activity will likely be around for several days.

Here is your 7-day forecast. No severe weather in the forecast, a statement that is appreciated here in the heart of our storm season.