The risk of severe weather has been upgraded for much of Dallas-Fort Worth, primarily for the potential to see large hail.

FOX 4 viewers have been reporting hail damage and more from today's severe weather that has hit North Texas.

Tuesday's high temperatures are expected to reach 89 degrees with lows in the mid 60s and a southward wind of 5 to 10 mph. A 50% chance of rain is expected after 1 p.m.

Severe storms bring large hail into the Metroplex, prompting cancellations and delays at Dallas' two airports. Check the status of your flight here.

Severe storms with hail, strong winds and tornado risk are expected in Dallas–Fort Worth today.

Day 6 of this latest parade of severe weather will target parts of the South. Here's our latest forecast showing where the storms may target and what threats are in play.

The NWS is advising people to stay home in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as nasty storms are expected Tuesday evening.

Storms moving through the central part of the United States on Tuesday brought with them the potential for damaging winds and a few tornadoes, and the National Weather Service war

Dallas County was staring down a stormy night yesterday, with a tornado watch in effect until 11 p.m. as a strong spring system marches across North Texas. Forecasts say the setup could spin up tornadoes,

After a very active weekend with over 100 storm reports consisting of wind, hail, and tornado reports, we will be off to a quiet start to the workweek. The two tornadoes were the EF-2 in Runaway Bay — which had max winds of 135 mph — and the EF-1 in Springtown,