An active evening of weather is ahead of us! A line of thunderstorms has developed to the west of I-35 as of late Thursday afternoon and it will be progressing to the east through this evening.

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The primary severe threats from these storms is large hail and damaging wind. Even the weaker, non-severe thunderstorms will contain hail of pea to penny size, so don’t be too shocked to see a fair amount of that happening this evening.

Temperatures will begin to cool off overnight and through Friday. Scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two will remain possible overnight and again Friday, but severe weather is not expected.

We’ll catch a break from active weather on Saturday with sunshine and seasonably cool temperatures.

Another round of rain returns Easter Sunday, mainly from the afternoon into evening.