It's #SevereWeather Awareness Week! ⚡️ Tornadoes are rapidly rotating columns of air extending down from a cloud with a circulation that reaches the ground. If a Tornado Warning is issued, go to the lowest floor in your house, or an interior hallway with no windows. pic.twitter.com/KbmNw3uTig

7:00 pm - the forecast remains on track across our area. Storm development is expected in west Texas around midnight, with the likeliest area for a line of severe storms to form outlined in the Enhanced (Level 3/5) risk area. The tornado risk tonight is low, but not zero. pic.twitter.com/XrToiKpnr5

[Severe Weather Awareness Week - Day 4] During a tornado, seeking refuge in a vehicle or under an overpass is NOT safe. If you are outside during a tornado warning, the best option is to drive to a designated shelter, basement or safe room. weather.gov/safety/tornado pic.twitter.com/84xjcsju7B

The severe weather threat will continue Saturday and Sunday. Large hail, damaging winds and a tornado or two will all be possible. Additionally, the risk for flash flooding will increase west of I-35 Saturday night. #dfwwx #txwx pic.twitter.com/3BAfiH60HR