We will have the chance for strong to severe storms during the morning commute, with large hail and damaging wind gusts being the primary threats. We also have an isolated tornado threat.

Expect wind ... and hail—arrives late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as a cold front moves in. Most storm activity is expected around sunrise near I-35 and areas east of Dallas.

as storms that brought high winds and hail moved eastward. The National Weather Service said the warning for parts of the metroplex, from Dallas to Arlington to Irving, lasted until 12:30 a.m ...

The tornado risk with Wednesday’s round of storms is low, according to federal forecasters, but large hail and damaging winds ... Rain totals for the Dallas-Fort Worth area Tuesday and through ...

Light to moderate rain fell in parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex ahead ... There's a small chance of some hail and damaging wind gusts. Another round of rain and storms is expected ...

DALLAS — Tornado season in North Texas typically runs from late March into early June. While a tornado is possible almost any time of year, April and May are by far the most active months.

The tornado watch extends until 11 p.m. CT ... the primary hazards from any severe thunderstorms will be damaging wind gusts and large hail. People work through the debris of the Cave City Auto ...

A tornado siren blared in Washington, Illinois, as dark clouds filled the sky on Wednesday, March 19. This footage of the looming storm was posted to Facebook by Rob Wiseman as the National Weather ...