As a coast-to-coast winter storm slices across the U.S. Sunday and Monday, severe thunderstorms fired up across portions of the South on the warm side of the storm system.

While we are not expecting another widespread tornado outbreak this weekend, some strong to severe thunderstorms could produce wind damage and a few tornadoes from southeast Texas to Mississippi Sunday afternoon and evening.

A passing cold front will bring the chance for some isolated severe thunderstorms Sunday morning through afternoon. Thunderstorms and damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph are the main threats; however, there is a low threat of tornadoes and large hail.