Temperatures to stay in 80s through weekend as clouds increase in North Texas
Highs look to be a touch cooler, falling into the 70s by mid next week.
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Highs look to be a touch cooler, falling into the 70s by mid next week.
By the end of the workweek, we'll see an uptick in our cloud cover and these clouds linger this weekend.
Temperatures in the afternoon will climb above average and remain above average into this weekend and early next week.
A wind advisory is in effect through 7 p.m. Friday evening, with gusts up to 50 mph possible.
High temperatures on Thursday will be in the 90s once again, but drastic change is coming.
The timing of the front looks to be speeding up, with it moving in late Thursday and pushing south of us on Friday.
A cold front moves through Friday morning, and as this happens, we will see winds gust up to 40 mph.
Throughout this week, you'll notice an uptick in our winds.
The weather in DFW stays quiet until the middle of next week.
Highs will inch closer to 90° in DFW, while other cities in North Texas are likely to reach that mark by Thursday afternoon.
This great stretch of weather will make it perfect to head out to the fair the next few days and even into the weekend.
Expect our dry stretch to continue as well.
Some areas will wake up to temperatures in the 50s on Tuesday.
A flood watch remains in effect through Friday morning for much of North Texas.
Scattered storms are popping up across North Texas, some of which may meet severe criteria.