Another day of Severe weather in November

Greetings from Texoma on this crisp chilly morning in early November. Which from the feel of the air this morning, its hard to imagine I'm posting about severe weather. However a small vigorous shortwave is charging its way south and east across California currently. Modified tropical air is now starting to make its surge north across northern Mexico and far southern Texas. As upper level divergence and lift starts to move over the moist air showers and t'storms will form very late overnight into Monday morning across Northern Texas and parts of Oklahoma. Some of these storms will be capable of producing hail up to quarters. Then if the clouds and rain of the warm front can pull north and east of Texoma. The dryline moving across the area during the afternoon and evening could produce more severe weather. The models have continued to decrease the speed of the system and the veering of the winds. So severe weather is looking more and more possible for portions of the area. I'll have another update later on this evening as some of the short models will start coming in. Stay Tuned! Here is the latest severe weather outlook from SPC..... Monday OUTLOOK