On Tuesday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said state emergency response resources were activated for severe weather expected to hit Texas starting Wednesday.

DALLAS - Dallas-Fort Worth is in for some wet changes after a record-breaking hot week. The week began with a new daily record high of 87 degrees on Tuesday at DFW Airport, breaking the previous record of 83 degrees. The average high temperature for this time of year is 66 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Starting Wednesday, there will be chances of showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

It's time to brace for storms starting overnight Wednesday, with rainfall up to 5 inches expected over the coming week.

If you think it feels warm now, just wait -temperatures across Southeast and central Texas are only going up as a powerful Pacific storm churns toward the state, setting the stage for a potentially stormy stretch next week.

Thanksgiving is nearing, and it looks like the Old Farmer’s Almanac may be correct in its weather forecast from October.

Another week means another cold front barreling toward Texas as the fall season finally sets in. There’s been significant temperature yo-yos since November crept in as northerners barely breech the Lone Star State borders. Another major cooldown will send temperatures plummeting. Though, it’ll bring some gloomy weather with it.