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Tonight will be warm and muggy with low temperatures in the mid 70s.

Tonight will be warm and muggy with low temperatures in the mid 70s.

Hot and humid conditions are expected to continue through the weekend with a low chance of storms early Saturday.

It will be very warm and muggy with highs in the low 90s and a heat index from 100 to 104 during the afternoon.

Keep the umbrella handy this weekend. Scattered showers and storms are possible both Saturday and Sunday. Severe storms are not likely but heavy rain and lightning are possible. The highest chance of rain will be during the afternoon.

An unsettled weather pattern will continue across North Texas into the weekend and through the middle of next week.

Friday will be mostly cloudy and humid with a low chance for a few showers and storms.

After a cloudy day, thunderstorms moved across North Texas Monday evening, some even turning severe and producing hail up to the size of golf balls. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports.

Showers and thunderstorms — some severe — moved across North Texas Monday evening.

Emergency officials on Tuesday will be surveying the damage left by at least two tornadoes during severe weather Monday night in North Texas. NBC 5’s Ben Russell and Larry Collins have the latest from Ellis County.

Authorities in Ellis County give an update Tuesday morning on the emergency response to destruction left by a tornado and severe storms Monday night.

Video from Texas Sky Ranger Tuesday morning captured the destruction left by tornadoes in Ellis and Hill counties.

Three people were hospitalized late Monday after vehicles collided as a tornado crossed Interstate 35E near Waxahachie, authorities say.

Three tractor-trailers were turned onto their sides on Interstate 35E during a severe storm in Waxahachie Monday night.

The National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for much of North Texas until 3 a.m. Tuesday.

Today will be the warmest day of the year so far with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s.

Severe storms brought winds strong enough to overturn a mobile home in Parker County Wednesday night, sending three people to the hospital.

Some of the biggest hail and worst damage was reported in the Keller area. Cars were damaged with busted out windshields. Roofers and body shops were already in Keller neighborhoods off Keller Parkway. Several houses had broken windows and roof tops were damaged causing water to leak inside some homes. .

North Texans are assessing the damage after a severe storm dropped large hail over Northern Tarrant County Wednesday night.

Severe storms brought winds strong enough to overturn a mobile home in Parker County Wednesday night, sending three people to the hospital.