Storms are far more likely in the afternoon hours and there is a risk of severe storms especially north of I-10. All modes of severe weather will be possible, this includes large

After an active day of heavy rain, thunderstorms, and severe activity, we’re gearing up for another round tomorrow, which could bring even more severe potential into the evening hours of tomorrow.

A FIRST ALERT as a few stronger storms will be possible during the afternoon and night Saturday, with the primary threats being damaging wind gusts and large hail. The tornado chance is low but not zero.

The First Alert Weather Team has declared Saturday, December 28, a First Alert Weather Day due to the elevated potential of damaging winds, tornadoes and hail.The Storm Prediction Center has included almost all of Cenla in an ENHANCED risk for severe weather,

Storms are expected to cover the Metroplex by mid-morning. Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie tracks the showers and storms that are currently out this evening, then dives into the forecast that has already been declared a WDSU First Warning Weather ALERT Day for dense fog first,

The Houston area is under a Level 2 out of 5, meaning a slight risk for severe weather. HOUSTON — Get ready for a shift in the weather as we head into the weekend, and it could mean another round of severe weather.

Heavy wind, rain, and storms are likely ahead of the front on Sunday, when many of you may be planning to travel! Scattered storms could even be severe at times mainly in the 11am - 8pm window. That being said,

We’re watching a severe weather threat for the afternoon/evening hours on Saturday, lasting into the overnight and early Sunday as the storms track east and weaken with time. All modes of severe weather are possible with the greatest threat across western Alabama.

We have declared First Alert Weather Days for Saturday, December 28 and Sunday, December 29 for the possibility of some strong to severe storms developing.