Monday was an unseasonably cool day in North Texas, as lows bottomed out in the 30s, marking our coldest morning since early March.

Daytime highs were 10-15° below average, with most spots topping out in the low to middle 50s.

Our winds begin to shift more southerly as we head into tomorrow, which will help boost our temperatures. Most spots will start the day off in the 40s during the morning, then we'll head back near 70 for our Veterans Day afternoon.

We will be a bit windy at times, with gusts 30-35 mph during the afternoon. On top of that, humidity will be very low, which gives us an elevated fire threat for much of North Texas.

We continue to warm the rest of the workweek, with humidity rising, and temperatures warming to the lower 80s by the late week.

Then we'll be eyeing rain chances for the weekend, with scattered rain and storm chances on the way.