The First Alert Weather Team has declared Saturday a First Alert Weather Day due to expected rain and storms, some of which could be strong to severe.A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in place for the most of North Texas until noon Saturday.

The First Alert Weather Team says it’s going to be a warm weekend. Here’s what you can expect: Temperatures this morning are mild in the low 60s, with areas of fog that will persist until shortly after sunrise. It will be a relatively warm day, with highs in the middle to upper 70s and mostly cloudy skies.

We have a low-end threat for isolated severe storms late this afternoon and evening (2 p.m. CST - 8 p.m. CST) in west Alabama.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie tracks the showers and storms that are currently out this evening, then dives into the forecast that has already been declared a WDSU First Warning Weather ALERT Day for dense fog first,

Sunday is now a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for the possibility of isolated severe storms with a low risk of isolated tornadoes.Remember, a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY is meant to make you aware of significant weather that may pose an impact to day-to-day life through frequent updates on all of our platforms.

One tornado swirled through fields near El Campo, Texas on Thursday, roughly midway between Houston and Victoria. Another twister touched down near Atascocita in Harris County, then moved over Lake Houston.

Parts of southwest Texas saw a handful of tornadoes Thursday that caused some property damage, but no reported serious injuries. More severe storms are in the forecast for the area this weekend. CBS News national reporter Kati Weis has a report from Texas and CBS News Philadelphia meteorologist Grant Gilmore has a look at the weather on the horizon.

It will be a stormy start to your Saturday in North Texas. Rain and storms will continue through the late morning to about noon. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch was issued for much of North Texas until noon.