Overview
- Severe thunderstorms impacted North Texas, including Dallas and Fort Worth, with hail and tornado risks reported Wednesday night.
- The storm system is shifting southward, increasing severe weather chances in Central Texas, including San Antonio, by Friday night.
- A strong cold front on Saturday will bring rare April snowfall to the Texas Panhandle, with Amarillo and Lubbock expecting 1 to 3 inches of accumulation.
- Temperatures will drop sharply across the state, with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s expected in South and Southeast Texas by Sunday.
- Houston remains mostly dry through Thursday, but storms could reach the area on Saturday as the cold front progresses.