Fort Worth area could see scattered strong to severe storms move through the region late Wednesday morning through the afternoon. Some rainfall began developing in Tarrant County around 7:20 a.m. and moved across Dallas-Fort Worth,

Clouds increase across parts of North Texas Tuesday, leading to partly cloudy and mostly cloudy skies. The southeast surface flow will increase the moisture content throughout the day, and then by late Tuesday, showers and storms will develop. Several First Alert Weather Days are in place for multiple rounds of rain and storms in the forecast.

Storms are forecast through Saturday, April 5, with severe weather and flooding possible in the overnight hours each day in North and Central Texas.

The National Weather Service has issued a rare high risk for severe storms and tornadoes for parts of Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri and Kentucky. FOX 26 Meteorlogist Remeisha Shade looks at the threat as well as Houston's wind and rain conditions for the week.

Wednesday will be a much calmer day for much of Northern California following the severe weather on Tuesday that led to a tornado warning. The National Weather Service also issued special weather statements for various parts of the region due to wind gusts of at least 30 mph and hail.

Isolated thunderstorms may develop along a dryline west of U.S. Highway 281 on Tuesday evening, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth. Storms will start over areas west of the Metroplex,