The primary risks associated with these storms include damaging wind gusts and isolated large hail, particularly in West Texas. The tornado threat remains low due to the presence of a squall line, which inhibits the formation of rotating supercells. Areas south of Interstate 20, including Midland and San Angelo, may experience the most significant hail impacts. Cooler and drier air is expected to follow the storms, reducing the likelihood of additional severe weather in the coming days. Monday's storms, which were initially forecasted to produce stronger tornadoes and larger hail, resulted in mostly weak tornadoes due to unfavorable atmospheric conditions.