After several days of mild, enjoyable patio-season weather, severe storms could interrupt travel plans and cause problems throughout parts of Texas early this week. Forecasters say North Texas could see large hail,

Cold front is headed for Texas, but it won't bring the snow and ice of the last arctic blast. Several Texas cities will see 10- to 20-degree drop in temps.

Turn those calendars to March and say goodbye to winter. March is when warm days start to show up and stick around. It is a windy month that also delivers, on average, the last freeze of the cold season (March 12) and the spring equinox (March 20). Don't forget that this is also the month we return to daylight saving time (March 9).