Totally agree. Not sure if you read NWS discussion but it mentions low level vorticity along the frontal boundary, which one normally wouldn't think to look at (usually 500mb is observed more frequently). Anyways it appears between 21-03Z that front lifts north, not only providing necessary lift, but also good WAA/Theta E advection and then throw in the increased shear in that timeframe could be an eventful evening. Expecting storms to fire up south of I-20 after about 3-4pm. Could see some become severe warned shortly thereafter as the environment they will be moving into becomes more favorable. Looks like the front is currently just south of Corsicana which is also evident on radar too.