Houston weather turns wetter this weekend as a cold front brings storms, heavy rainfall potential and the threat of localized flooding.

Targeting over a dozen states, the multi-day storm threat brings risks of heavy rain and potentially flooding, lashing winds, large hail, even a few possible tornadoes.

Temperatures will warm to the upper 60s to low 70s, and another round of steady rain will occur southwest of Houston. An upper-level disturbance, a short wave, will move through Houston on Sunday, bringing more rain. Street flooding concerns are mainly across Matagorda County into South Texas- watch for ponding if you are headed to South Texas.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms moved through North Texas Saturday morning, raising the risk of localized street flooding, especially in low-lying and poor drainage areas.