DALLAS – Severe storms are moving through North Texas on Saturday night.

A tornado warning was issued for Wise County and Parker County until midnight.

A tornado warning was issued for Palo Pinto and Parker County until 11:15pm.

A flash flood warning was issued for Jack County until midnight.

Tornado watches are in effect for Jack County, Denton County, Wise County, Palo Pinto County, Cooke County and Parker County until midnight.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for areas to the west of DFW until 10 p.m. on Saturday.

Severe thunderstorm warnings were put in place for counties to the west of the Metroplex in the early morning hours on Saturday, but were allowed to expire.

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Storm damage

There are reports of damage in connection to Saturday night’s storms.

The Granbury Volunteer Fire Department says a home southwest of Tolar, about an hour southwest of Fort Worth, was hit by a tornado.

In Montague County, there are reports of flooding. There are several high-water rescues in progress near Nocona and Nocona Hills.

Emergency communication teams in Montague County say there are many people stranded in their homes and there have been several people rescued from trees.

Saturday Forecast: Rain

Showers and rumbles will weaken as they head in from the west.

There will be high coverage of showers with brief, heavy rain through the morning hours.

By mid-day we should get a break from the rain.

There is a front that is stalled to the north and west. That front will be the subject of a few strong to severe storms around 3 to 4 p.m. The storms will be lower in coverage, but would be quite strong if they are able to develop. They would likely be able to produce large hail, strong winds and even have a low tornado threat.

Areas to the north and west are under a flood threat. A flood watch is in effect for areas to the north and west of DFW.

A round of strong to severe storms possible through the overnight hours.

High temperatures will reach the high 70s on Saturday and it will be muggy.

Easter Sunday forecast: Storms early

A line of storms is expected to move through North Texas in the early morning hours.

It should impact the Metroplex by about 3 to 4 a.m.

Sunshine returns in the afternoon, with temperatures in the 70s — just in time for your Easter plans.

7-Day Forecast

Rain chances continue next week.

We have a chance of rain in our forecast from Tuesday though at least Friday.

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Information in this article comes from the FOX 4 Weather team.