The National Weather Service Fort Worth is warning of severe storms capable of producing large hail and even tornadoes in Texas next week.

The storms will arrive early Tuesday morning, potentially impacting the morning commute. The activity will move quickly into East Texas by Tuesday midday. Strong winds will develop by Tuesday afternoon. Gusts up and over 40 mph will be possible.

Several forecasters across Texas are warning severe storms, including hail and thunderstorms, could hit towns early next week as a front moves through.

Severe weather season in Texas begins in March, so consider what your severe weather preparation plans are. Do they include tornado shelters?

North Texas will enjoy a beautiful Friday with abundant sunshine and warm temperatures in the upper 70s — but rain chances will increase by Sunday.

Severe weather can happen at any time in North Texas, but climatologically the month of March is when we start to see severe storms become more likely. Severe weather peaks during April and May.

A little bit of moisture aloft and cold temperatures developed a small band of light snow in areas of North Texas on Friday morning. Most of it was evaporating before it hit the ground. But light snow was reported in the Parker, Tarrant and Johnson County areas Friday morning.

There's a lot of weather to discuss over the next three days. Sunday will be breezy but warm. Storms are expected to arrive from the west by the end of the day. Severe weather is not expected tomorrow night,

After days of sunshine, North Texas is expected to see showers and thunderstorms in the upcoming week. While no severe weather is expected Sunday, scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are possible across the region in the afternoon and evening,

Warm weather continues in North Texas with highs in the 70s through the weekend. Cloud cover will increase on Sunday, and there is a slight chance of showers Sunday night.