Anthony Franze

Parts of North and east Texas may encounter scattered severe storms Sunday evening, capable of large hail with an isolated tornado possible

A few thunderstorms will remain possible Thursday evening and overnight, but the chance of hail and damaging wind has decreased.

The highest rain chances are expected between Wednesday evening and Thursday, and some storms could produce hail and flooding.

Scattered thunderstorms are making their way northward and are likely to reach the San Antonio metro area by the afternoon commute.

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The Pacific cold front will bring gusty winds and high fire danger, but temps will drop to more comfortable levels this weekend.

Laredo temperatures are likely to touch the 100-degree mark by Wednesday. If that happens, it would be about a month earlier than the climate-normal.

Heavy snow is expected in the Panhandle, severe storms in North and East Texas, and high heat is coming to southern part of the state.

After a very warm start to March, temperatures in South Texas are set to fall into the 30s Sunday night and into Monday morning.