Storm chances appear to be increasing to end your weekend and into the first part of next week. As a strong upper level storm system moves through the Great Plains it will push a cold front down into North Texas. The front will essentially stall in the area and seesaw back and forth. As that happens there will be a chance of scattered rain and storms. Severe weather may also be possible. Storm chances taper off Monday night but another system arrives by Wednesday.

A dryline will set up in our western counties tomorrow (Friday). There is a slight chance we see a couple of isolated thunderstorms form. The cap or the “lid” in the atmosphere will be very strong and will try and suppress any thunderstorm development – so we may not see any activity, but if a storm were to form it would be severe with a golf ball+ sized hail threat.