Multiple areas could get socked with heavy rain.

February was especially dry in San Antonio, with just 0.44 inch of rain recorded, but storm chances are rising for the upcoming week.

Temperatures will remain below freezing for days across much of Texas. State and local leaders say they’re better prepared five years after a storm that left millions without power and hundreds dead.

The strongest storms might be capable of large hail and damaging winds, with some likely interfering with Valentine's Day plans.

The Houston area will encounter strong to severe storms between 6 and 9 p.m., capable of producing hail and short-lived tornadoes.

The only thing colder than the temperature during the Uri storm is the reception courts have given litigation arising from it,” according to one lawyer.

Meteorological spring begins in just a few weeks on March 1, but the vernal equinox or the start of astronomical spring won't arrive until late March.

North Texas will see unseasonable highs in the 80s through Tuesday before a storm system brings threats of large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes starting Wednesday.