These storms will stick around overnight and into Friday, May 2, with the main threats being large hail, damaging winds and a tornado or two, according to the NWS. A weakening trend is expected as storms reach the Interstate 20 corridor Friday morning.

After an active weather day with several inches of rain, large hail, and strong gusty winds, things are calming down, briefly.

An advancing cold front will enhance showers and thunderstorms across North Texas for Friday. Some storms could become severe with the primary threats of heavy rainfall, damaging winds and large hail.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at Dallas Love Field and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Wednesday. Both airports are under a ground stop until 3 p.m. Wednesday due to thunderstorms. Before the ground stop, both airports had dozens of flight delays and cancellations Wednesday, according to Flight Aware.

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued ground stops on Wednesday affecting Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field. The ground stops have been extended until 2 p.m. Wednesday at DFW Airport and Love Field due to thunderstorms in North Texas.

Severe weather and flash flooding will target areas from Texas to the Midwest through Thursday. The greatest threat of tornadoes and large hail Wednesday is expected from Dallas-Fort Worth to the Ark-La-Tex.

Showers and storms making their way across North Texas on Wednesday, April 30, resulted in flooding for some parts of the region.This footage shared by @WakeUpits2013 shows flooding at Trinity High School in Euless,