DALLAS — Watch live radar and regular forecast updates from our meteorologists throughout the storm window on our Smart TV streaming app WFAA+ and download the WFAA mobile app for alerts from our weather team as they come. 

Parts of overnight Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday have been declared WFAA Weather Alert Days by the WFAA Weather Team. This may be extended to include more days later in the week. Stay tuned for that. 

Scattered storms will move through the DFW area in multiple rounds this week with a chance of large hail up to the size of golf balls. While most areas will not see severe weather (and most will see beneficial rain this week), some could see large hail and damaging winds, so we want you to stay extra alert. 

Up to golf ball size hail & some 60+ mph wind gusts will be possible in a few storms overnight Tuesday (after 2 a.m.) into Wednesday morning. Another chance for thunderstorms on Wednesday night. Both days have the metroplex in a level 2/slight risk. The tornado risk appears very low.

We discussed the severe risk above; outside of that, the storms will have heavy rain and lightning, so plans will be heavily impacted outside of the threat of large hail. Please remember that not everyone sees thunderstorms, and if you do, not every storm will be severe. 

Simply put, you just need to stay informed. Make sure you have a way to get warnings.