Saturday - A level 3/5 risk is in place for some of our N TX counties and a level 2/5 risk is in place for the rest of our viewing area. Storms could fire as early as Saturday morning and could last into the afternoon. Some models having the morning storms not as potent with an afternoon of potent storms. We will continue to monitor these model changes. Stay weather aware with threats of damaging winds, large hail, and even a tornado or two.

Looking Ahead - Storms likely overnight Friday into early Saturday morning. A marginal risk for severe weather has been placed for the I-35 corridor overnight Friday through sunrise Saturday morning for the threat of damaging winds and quarter size hail and a low tornado threat. Saturday morning through midday, the entire viewing area is under a level 3 out of 5 risk. A line of strong to severe storms appears to move in around 6/7 am before exiting by midday/early afternoon. A second more conditional round of storms could arrive by evening, but that's dependent on how strong early morning storms are. Temps stay in the 90s this weekend with more 90s next week. High heat looks to move in by the middle of next week with highs in the mid 90s. Heat index values could exceed the triple digits. Another round of severe weather could be possible by the middle of next week, but details are still being fine tuned.

- KTEN Meteorologist Hunter Donahoe