You'll want to keep the umbrella handy, too, because scattered showers and storms develop between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., moving west to east, and ending before 9 p.m.

"Crazy" weather is heading for six major U.S. states on Monday morning. The National Weather Service is warning six major U.S. states about potentially significant storms on Monday. Heavy storms, including major thunderstorms,

The heat and humidity are back today and will continue into Monday as well. After any morning fog lifts, we'll have lots of sun for your Sunday with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s inland.

The heat remains the main weather story this weekend and into early next week as a Heat Advisory remains in effect for areas along and south of the I-70 corridor.

Severe storms could unfold Monday morning and afternoon, though forecasters aren’t sure yet if the models are right.

Tomorrow, the sea breeze will be active once again, delivering a few showers and storms in the Brazos Valley for the afternoon, then making their way into Central Texas.

Out of the gate this week, heavy rain and the threat for flash flooding has dominated the weather headlines in the tri-state area. The flood threat diminishes overnight, but the heat and humidity will not let up.