In southeast Michigan, where the risk for severe storms is higher, the timeframe for this is noon to 5 p.m., the NWS in Detroit said. The hazards possible during this time include not only high winds, but large hail, too. Wind gusts could top 60 mph during this time.

Scattered thunderstorms extending across the U.S. are expected to bring severe weather to North Texas on Tuesday and Wednesday.

A First Alert Weather Day is in effect Tuesday night through Wednesday in North Texas. A strong line of storms is expected to move through northern and western counties of North Texas overnight Tuesday into Wednesday. Scattered severe storms with hail, damaging winds and flooding will be the primary threat.

The work week will start with warm, sunny and humid conditions on Monday, then things turn stormy, according to the National Weather Service.

The warming trend continues with sunshine and temps in the 70s today. Temps will climb into the 80s on Tuesday. There is a slight chance for a passing shower early Tuesday morning, but the threat for more rain and potentially severe storms arrives Tuesday afternoon and evening.