Forecasters warned the storm could produce a tornado along with half dollar–size hail. People should seek shelter immediately.

The storm has the potential to produce softball-size hail, high winds and "a couple" tornadoes, officials with the National Weather Service said.

At least one person was killed and numerous homes were damaged Saturday night in the town of Runaway Bay, said Wise County Judge J.D. Clark.

Juan Madrid, 51, was one of two people killed in Saturday's storm in Runaway Bay. His daughter, Jackeline Madrid, said the family was inside their mobile home when the tornado hit. "He's gone. And I'm still in shock," she said.

The Merced County Sheriff's Office is calling on its community to support Former Deputy Sheriff Daryl Allen after his home was leveled and his family was hospitalized by a tornado.

After severe storms ripped through North Texas Saturday, another round of thunderstorms is expected to sweep across much of Texas this week. Forecasters anticipate the potential for severe thunderstorms across North and Central Texas Monday afternoon and evening,