The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) has activated state emergency response resources ahead of a severe weather threat at the direction of the governor.

A Weather Impact Alert has been issued for Houston this weekend — and the timing could affect a lot of plans. Here’s when storms may arrive.

North Texas is under the threat of strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon, March 10, with more widespread storms expected to develop tonight.

Severe weather is possible across the Houston area on Wednesday as a storm system moves through Southeast Texas, bringing the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. Forecasters say the primary concern will be damaging winds, with a 5–15% probability, along with a 2–5% chance of tornadoes and about a 5% chance of large hail.

The next big weather maker swings through the area on Tuesday, causing the chance of severe weather.

Severe weather is possible in Central Texas Tuesday.

Golf ball sized hail and winds gusts up to 70 mph, NWS warns.

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After a chilly start, Thursday looks like a pleasant but cool day across North Texas. High pressure moves in, winds relax, and skies clear. Afternoon highs will stay in the 60s with plenty of sunshine. The warm-up begins quickly after that. Southerly winds return late Thursday into Friday, bringing 70s and even some 80s by Friday and Saturday.

Stay updated with the KENS 5 Weather Team on this severe weather development and how it impacts you.

Texas weather usually puts its best foot forward during the South by Southwest festival in mid-March, but it’s not always blue skies and warm breezes.