A cold front moved through the area Wednesday morning, causing the winds to gust 30-40mph. 

The northerly winds will remain breezy until after the sun sets at 5:22 p.m. Wednesday night, the wind will calm down and temperatures will dip into the 50s by 6 p.m. A jacket may be needed for any outdoor plans.

Thursday morning, cool air will settle in and allow for temperatures to dip into the upper 30s for most of North Texas. During the day, expect an abundance of sunshine and temperatures climbing into the mid-60s, sitting 5-10 degrees above average.

The above-average temperatures and sunshine are forecasted to continue through Saturday. This is due to a ridge of high pressure influencing the weather pattern. 

The pattern is expected to change early Sunday morning. 

A cold front will bring much cooler temperatures and breezy conditions for the BMW Marathon runners. The morning low is expected to be in the low 40s with a wind chill in the upper 30s. By the afternoon, the high should climb into the low 50s. There will be cloudy skies, but the chance of rain has diminished with updated forecast model runs.

As for the next week, a cold front is expected to bring a chance of rain starting Monday night. However, the forecast is still far away and has the potential to change.