Dallas weather: Wednesday Tornado Watch expires for North Texas

Dan Henry has the latest forecast.

A Tornado Watch for North Texas has been allowed to expire.

The tornado watch was issued for the DFW Metroplex to the east until 10 p.m.

Softball-sized hail was the biggest threat, along with damaging winds. Several funnel clouds were reported in Northeast Texas.

FOX 4 meteorologists Dan Henry and Ali Turiano break down the differences between a tornado watch and a tornado warning.

Wednesday Forecast: Storm Chances Highest to the East

Temperatures climbed into the 90s for the second consecutive day.

We hit 95 degrees on Wednesday, tying a record-high in DFW for May 8, which tied a record from 1933.

The early part of the day will just be hot (for May), but we are keeping our eyes on the evening hours.

We will get a break from the heat after Wednesday's storms move out.

The rain could stick around to our east on Thursday morning, but for most of us the rain will be clear of us on Thursday morning.

There are storm chances on Thursday afternoon and evening.

Jumping ahead to Mother's Day, there is a 60% chance of rain and storms in the forecast.