Warm Veterans Day in North Texas before cold fronts drop temps
Temperatures will reach highs of close to 80, which is about 10-15 degrees above average.
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Temperatures will reach highs of close to 80, which is about 10-15 degrees above average.
Ahead of a cold front by Veterans Day evening, temperatures soar to the 80° mark.
A warming trend is in place through Veterans Day, where temperatures warm into the lower 80s
Throughout Friday, expect wind gusts up to 20 mph.
Throughout the day, expect sunshine to be followed by late afternoon clouds as a cold front approaches North Texas.
We're watching another cold front arriving Thursday evening into Thursday night, followed by a weak disturbance that could produce isolated light showers Saturday, mainly south of I-20.
Damaging winds will be the main threat, along with some hail and isolated tornadoes.
Rain chances peak on Halloween morning.
Scattered rain on-and-off into Halloween, clearing in time for trick-or-treat evening.
Better rain chances and cooler temperatures are expected for Halloween weekend.
The quiet weather continues into Wednesday and most of Thursday, ahead of rising rain chances Thursday night.
Expect our wettest timeframe to be from midday Friday through Saturday evening.
By the middle of next week, an upper-level trough will move across the Plains and likely will increase our rain chances with a front possibly moving through.
Highs on Friday will reach the mid-80s and will stay that way into the first half of the weekend.
Highs look to be a touch cooler, falling into the 70s by mid next week.