Expect to see a lot of rain this Friday.

There will be a lot of cloud and showers for the first two thirds of the day.

Starting in the evening hours we could see some thunderstorms.

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These storms can produce very heavy rain and up to quarter-sized hail, with winds around 50 miles per hour in patches as they move through.

The most active time period for the Metroplex is supposed to be 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

The storms are pushing east during the evening, and we are starting to dry out.

At least your weekend should be nice!

We may see some lingering showers early Saturday morning, but the clouds will turn to sun and drier air will make for a nice day with highs in the 70s.

On Saturday afternoon we will see a lot of sun.

Sunday should be very pleasant, although the temperature will be a few degrees above average.

The drier air will last all weekend into early next week.

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Next week we will see a return to southerly winds ahead of the next cold front which is expected on Tuesday evening.

A slow warm-up will take temperatures into the upper 70s on Veterans Day and near 80 on Tuesday with some passing clouds.

As of now, the cold front that passes through Tuesday night will have only limited moisture, so only a few showers are expected.