North Texas is bracing for multiple rounds of severe weather through the weekend, with threats of damaging winds, large hail and a low tornado risk as a stalled front moves into the region.

Austin’s first serious rainfall in more than two weeks is set to arrive — and the good news is that rain chances will stick around for a while.

How long could we be dealing with rain? Forecasters weigh-in.

Grab your umbrella, North Texas! We’re heading into an active stretch of storms starting Friday afternoon. Threats like heavy rain, flooding, high winds, large hail and a stray tornado or two are possible.

Texans warned to prepare for rising rivers as rain and thunderstorms move across the state. Emergency officials monitor for flooding.

Golf ball sized hail and winds gusts up to 70 mph, NWS warns.

Stay updated with the KENS 5 Weather Team on this severe weather development and how it impacts you.

Forecasters say the timing of the front may affect morning travel and outdoor plans.

Severe drought grips Houston and Southeast Texas. Here's how much rain it would take to eliminate the city's cumulative rainfall deficit from normal.

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