Storms are anticipated to move in as we close out Sunday. Expect a very windy day on Tuesday, with fire danger statements and wind advisories likely to be issued.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth is warning of severe storms capable of producing large hail and even tornadoes in Texas next week.

Severe weather season in Texas begins in March, so consider what your severe weather preparation plans are. Do they include tornado shelters?

Turn those calendars to March and say goodbye to winter. March is when warm days start to show up and stick around. It is a windy month that also delivers, on average, the last freeze of the cold season (March 12) and the spring equinox (March 20). Don't forget that this is also the month we return to daylight saving time (March 9).

Several forecasters across Texas are warning severe storms, including hail and thunderstorms, could hit towns early next week as a front moves through.

The chances of a "significant severe weather threat" in the South next week are continuing to grow just as the U.S. and other nations in the Northern Hemisphere usher in the start of meteorological spring.

March 1 marks the start of Meteorological Spring — and the weekend is delivering. North Texas is enjoying lots of sunshine Saturday, with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. Some areas out to the west could even see temperatures in the 80s.

Severe storms that could produce strong winds, damaging hail and even tornadoes are forecast to begin next week in Dallas. The National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office said isolated storms are expected to begin Monday evening before severe storms move across North Texas on Tuesday.

Warm weather continues in North Texas with highs in the 70s through the weekend. Cloud cover will increase on Sunday, and there is a slight chance of showers Sunday night.