Friday started out foggy in North Texas, but the fog cleared out of the region by mid-morning. 

In the afternoon, sun will peek through the clouds and highs will reach the mid-70s.

A front will move through Friday night, bringing drier and cooler air. Temperatures will be in the low 50s on Saturday morning. 

The high on Saturday will in the upper 60s with a few clouds in the sky. Sunday will start calm, but rain will return by the evening.

Sunday and Monday are First Alert Weather Days due to heavy rain and flooding concerns. Thursday's rain broke the record for the highest daily rainfall total in November, with 3.95" falling in 24 hours at DFW Airport, beating the previous record of 3.45" that was set in 2015. 

The saturated soils combined, with more heavy rainfall, could lead to flooding. 

Sunny skies will be back in the forecast on Tuesday and last through the rest of the week. A cold front will pass through the area on Wednesday, cooling temperatures down just in time for Thanksgiving.

Turkey Day in North Texas will be chilly, with a morning low in the upper 30s and a high around 60 with plenty of sunshine.