However, when talking about “very large hail,” Barnes said typically that relates to hail around 2 inches in size. “Typically, that’s more in the ballpark of golf ball [size] or 2 inches or greater,” Barnes said. In addition to “very large hail,” the NWS has warned of the possibility of large hail in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this week.

Some parts of DFW saw quite a bit of hail this morning. FOX 4's Payton May is in Tarrant County with weather updates.

Another round of scattered storms overnight into Thursday morning. Then heavier, more widespread showers/storms Friday into Saturday, with a flood threat by the weekend.

North Texas will be in a rather active weather pattern for rain and thunderstorms over the next few days. There will be periods of strong to severe thunderstorms along with times of heavy rainfall. There will also be some times of dry weather.

It is expected to be an active weather day for North Texas. FOX 4 Meteorologist Evan Andrews tells us when storms are set to roll in.

Potential storms will occur from 1 a.m. to 10 a.m. Thursday morning. The rest of the week will be characterized by a similar story. Storm chances look to be reliant on leftover boundaries, and most storms will trigger at night.