On Thursday, the National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for the Houston metro area as a severe storm system is rolling through Texas.

Thursday is a First Alert Weather Day with scattered storms bringing heavy rain, strong winds and a risk of tornadoes to North Texas.

Thursday is a First Alert Weather Day with the potential for severe thunderstorms in North Texas, though it won't be as rainy as Tuesday. Temperatures will be warmer, but the main concern is the risk of severe weather,

“A big warming trend is on the way for Saturday and Sunday, so any freezing rain early Saturday morning should change over to all rain quickly after sunrise,” the weather service said early Thursday. “Off and on periods of rain are possible through the rest of the weekend.”

Today still looks a tad cloudy and cool with temps below average this afternoon. Grab the jackets, but it shouldn’t be a bad day weather-wise (it just won’t be super sunny and warm!). Onshore winds continue as well with a high rip current risk at the beach.

Clouds sticking around for the next few days, along with fog, some drizzle/freezing drizzle, followed by rain later Friday into Saturday morning