Bit of an Update:
Yeah, it's gonna rain overnight.
A few days ago, this little front was supposed to be severe in N. Texas but likely just fizzle out (stop me when you've heard this before) in our southern portion. Last day or so of course that's changed, and we're now likely to get a frontal squall come through between 11 p.m and 3 or so. Should be in and out of here in one swoop, and a rather fast mover at that. But not a long event in one area - maybe 45 mins. The worst of it will be Waco north, where tornadoes and severe weather are more likely (not a given), but definitely chances are worse. The worst of it will be up through OK and KS.
Nevertheless there could be areas of potent storms/hail/strong winds in some cells around here. Maybe a severe TS warning in an isolated spot or two, but for most of us this is a frontal sweep with storms that could have heavy if brief rain. Probably some good booms too. But will be gone by wake-up time.
That said, we should enjoy a fairly cool day (82°ish) on Monday, but it's not going to last. Humidity sets back in, then we have an interesting thing going on during the week. A pacific hurricane will rain out and move up, interacting with a stronger cold front Tues-Wed. That'll bring a good bit of rain. More on that tomorrow.