By early Monday morning, scattered severe thunderstorms with winds 60 mph+ and the potential for isolated tornadoes will be possible.

A line of storms will develop in the western part of North Texas after midnight and move eastward into the Metroplex during the morning commute. Strong winds will gust 35-40 mph overnight before the storms arrive and remain gusty into Monday afternoon.

Commuters should check road conditions ahead of their Monday commute, as strong to severe storms are expected to move into North Texas starting Sunday night. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth called damaging winds the primary concern. By Monday afternoon, this threat is likely to move east of I-35.

A line of storms will develop in the western part of North Texas after midnight and move eastward into the Metroplex during the morning commute. Strong winds will gust 35-40 mph o

A Pacific cold front will enhance chances for showers and thunderstorms across North Texas by Sunday evening, some strong to severe.

The beavers are on to something because temperatures are chilly and will continue to gradually dip overnight, falling back into the 50s and 40s by Saturday morning. Though Saturday morning will be cold, the afternoon will quickly rebound, topping out in the 70s.