Be prepared for an active day and have multiple ways to receive warnings. Most of North Texas is under a slight threat of severe weather with the potential of quarter-size hail, winds up to 70 mph, localized flooding and an isolated tornado.

More widespread showers and thunderstorms arrive by Monday afternoon as a dry line and Pacific cold front move across North Texas. Severe weather is possible with damaging winds, hail and some tornadoes, especially for areas along and east of I-35 on Monday afternoon. Please stay weather aware throughout Monday afternoon and evening.

As November begins with gray skies, North Texas should brace for multiple rounds of rain and potential severe storms through the weekend.

Tropical Storm Rafael officially formed Monday. Sustained winds are reaching 45 mph with gusts up to 60 mph. This developing storm is expected to impact the Cayman Islands as a tropical storm before impacting Cuba as a hurricane Wednesday afternoon.

Here’s the latest forecast track of Tropical Storm Rafael, which is expected to become a hurricane on a track toward the US Gulf coast.