Slightly below average temperatures, clear skies and low humidity are expected to make a lovely spring day Tuesday.

Next storm chances arrive on Thursday. A cold front is moving through North Texas Tuesday morning, bringing temperatures closer to normal for this time of year, less humidity, and a northwest wind. We will have plenty of sunshine Tuesday and Wednesday with rain chances holding off until Thursday.

Friday’s forecast is a bit tricky. Morning clouds will gradually clear, allowing temperatures to climb into the low 90s. By late afternoon, dry air moving east will trigger scattered thunderstorms. Storm development is expected after 4 p.m., especially near the Metroplex. Coverage will be greater to the east and south of Dallas-Fort Worth.

Our weather pattern will be unsettled through the weekend with daily thunderstorm chances. Some severe storms are possible.

By Tuesday, a heavy rain and thunderstorm pattern will sweep across eastern Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. Intense winds, hail, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding are possible Tuesday and Tuesday night, AccuWeather said.

There is a chance we could see strong to severe storms on Saturday and Sunday. Storms could bring hail, strong winds and a low tornado risk. Relief from the storms and muggy weather could come this week.

A relentless stretch of severe weather that left 28 dead and unleashed destruction across the central and eastern United States in recent days isn’t letting up yet, with millions more in the path of dangerous weather this week.