It’s been a very active weather pattern over Texas through the last week, and a few more days of unsettled weather are expected. Rain chances will taper off some for the weekend.

Unstable air with very little capping is present across most of Texas. We’ve seen heavy storms and a few tornadoes mainly across west and north Texas, but now that activity looks to be shifting east and southward by Friday.

A risk of severe storms, with large hail, damaging winds, and occasional tornados, is in place for much of north and central Texas through Friday night.

Temperatures will remain slightly above normal. North Texas will see morning lows in the low 60s, central Texas in the upper 60s and low 70s with south Texas in the middle 70s.

Afternoon highs will range from the 80s north to the 90s south.

Friday afternoon, a cold front will drop into central Texas, raising the chances of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures may ease slightly. But while severe storms may diminish, heavy flooding rain is a concern for most regions.

The overall pattern should stabilize somewhat for the weekend with slightly cooler temperatures.

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