North Texas had a soggy morning on Thursday, with showers moving through and strong to severe storms hitting the west side of the region, leaving a cool and cloudy afternoon and evening. Storms look to roll back in overnight and into Friday morning for North Texas.

A line of showers and thunderstorms is expected in Southeast Texas from Saturday afternoon into the evening, from 3 p.m. through 9 p.m., ahead of a cold front.

Two rounds of storms will be possible today, with the first in the afternoon with severe storms possible. Overnight another round is expected, with a lower chance of severe weather.

A cold front moving slowly through Texas is poised to bring a risk for severe weather this week. Will those storms eventually make it to Houston?

While a severe weather threat for the Dallas area passed without much rain Wednesday, overnight Thursday storms and storms the rest of the week could

Several rounds of rain could very well bring a flood concern. DFW and surrounding areas could pick up over 2-3 inches of rain. Storms are still likely into Saturday early afternoon but the severe threat will be lower. We look dry by the end of the weekend.

Severe storms moved across Oklahoma early Friday morning, bringing hail and loud thunder and lightning to the Sooner State.

Showers mostly tapered Wednesday evening, and now our focus shifts to the overnight hours, as our cold front lifts back through North Texas as a warm front. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect through 8 a.