Damaging winds could reach all the way east to the Tennessee Valley and the Appalachians, while the Texas and Colorado High Plains will deal with rotating supercell thunderstorms and a few tornadoes.

It's been another especially active severe weather season across the Lone Star State, driven by persistent upper-level low pressure systems and abundant atmospheric moisture riding north from the Gulf of Mexico.

Waves of thunderstorms are expected in Mississippi this weekend with damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph. Here's the latest weekend forecast.

A stormy Friday is in store for parts of Colorado as the threat of severe weather looms, especially for areas east of the I-25 corridor.

Friday was a hot and humid day, with some neighborhoods reaching 90 degrees, and more showers and storms are expected this weekend and next week.