After 5 p.m. Thursday, chances for isolated to scattered storms move northwest into the Hill Country. This will take us to about 8 p.m. when dry, cloudy conditions take over again. The chance for severe storms is low, with a "marginal" risk (level 1 out of 5) per the Storm Predictions Center.

The severe threat sticks around for Friday as well. The risk area moves slightly to the east and downgrades to a level 1 or a marginal threat. Quarter size hail, and gusting winds are the biggest concern, but we can't rule out a spin up tornado.

More widespread showers and thunderstorms arrive by Monday afternoon as a dry line and Pacific cold front move across North Texas. Severe weather is possible with damaging winds, hail and some tornadoes,

DALLAS - The severe weather event for the majority of North Texas appears to be over. A Tornado Watch for the metroplex was allowed to expire an hour early Monday afternoon, but the watch remains in effect for eastern and northeast counties until 8 p.