Another round of thunderstorms moved through North Texas Friday afternoon, bringing the threat of large hail, damaging winds and a few tornadoes.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for North Texas earlier Friday has since been canceled. A Tornado Watch issued for counties south of Dallas-Fort Worth has also been canceled after storms moved east and a cold front arrived.
The Storm Prediction Center had the DFW Metroplex and southern North Texas under an Enhanced/Level 3 risk for severe weather but the area was downgraded at around 3 p.m. to a Slight/Level 2 risk for severe weather.
Storms were expected to develop west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area and move east through the afternoon and evening hours. A couple of stray showers are possible overnight into Saturday morning.
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Cooler air will continue to spill into North Texas as we start the weekend. Highs on Saturday afternoon will just climb into the 60s with a stout northwest wind.
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