The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Day for Monday morning, as our coldest air of the season moves in. 

This will bring morning lows within a degree or two of freezing for much of the North Texas region, with some spots even falling into the 20s.

Make sure to take precautions to protect your pets, as well as your pipes, and any plants you'd like to save.

Monday afternoon will still be very cool and below average, with highs only warming to the mid-50s. Fortunately, we will be less breezy.

By Tuesday, however, our southerly flow kicks back in and the breeze returns. This breeze starts to warm temperatures, back close to 70 for your Veterans Day afternoon. Morning lows will also be warming.

We will be keeping an eye on a fire weather threat due to that breeze on Tuesday, and also due to very low humidity.

By the late week, temperatures head back to the lower 80s.

Then we'll be watching a pattern shift this weekend. Most of our long-range modeling currently brings rain through during the start of the weekend, clearing up by the end of it.