In the wake of this week's storms, a more stable pattern is taking shape for Mother’s Day weekend. But one last upper impulse will take a swipe at parts of the Lone Star State Thursday afternoon and evening.

Somewhat drier air has settled over most of Texas, but deep moisture still resides over the southern parts of the state. A vigorous upper impulse will tap into that moisture Thursday afternoon into early Friday with a chance of some strong to severe storms.

Storms are expected to develop Thursday afternoon over the Big Bend and spread southeastward through the evening. This brings a chance of severe storms to areas south and west of San Antonio: Del Rio, Laredo down to the RGV by midnight Friday morning.

Large hail and damaging winds are the primary risk, along with a low risk of flooding in those areas.

That system will be followed by a surge of slightly cooler, drier air that will cover the state by Friday night. That stable air mass is expected to linger across Texas through the weekend and into next week.

Mother’s Day looks to be gorgeous, with a cool morning and a warm afternoon. A dry and hot pattern is forecast for next week.

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