Storms on Sunday, Monday

Don't worry about today's weather. Other than some high clouds and wind about the only other thing you'll notice that is different from yesterday is slightly higher humidity. We should top out in the mid-80's:

For Mother's Day it's a different story. The morning will start mostly cloudy with a slight chance of rain and minor T'storms (small hail will be possible with these). We'll get a peak or two of sunshine mid-day but strong south winds will push up the humidity.

We'll likely see strong storms develop in the afternoon heating along the dry line to the west of the Metroplex. The risk of severe weather includes large hail and damaging winds. These storms will move into the Metro area by evening. The risk of severe weather will lessen but still exist.

But for most, Mother's day means warm, muggy and windy weather. The storm threat for the Metro area doesn't show up until evening. CBS11 will be handing out free flowers and desserts at Klyde Warren Park tomorrow from 11am - 3pm. Free photos w/ Mom are included!

The rain and storm chances pick up on Monday. In the morning we'll have the risk of heavy rain during the morning commute. By afternoon the dry line could be as far east as the I-35 corridor. Along the dry line and east we run the risk of another round of severe weather. This time it includes the chance of localized flooding and even a few tornadoes. Large hail and damaging winds will remain the top threat however:

We are forecasting our first 90° of the year on Tuesday. The first one typically shows up the 3rd week of April so we are getting it a little late into the Spring. There is a chance of severe weather again on Wednesday but we'll have to draw closer to the day to get a better idea of the risk and coverage areas: