Strong cold front to bring chilly temperatures to North Texas
By Saturday night, a strong cold front will pass through, dropping temperatures and increasing wind speeds.
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By Saturday night, a strong cold front will pass through, dropping temperatures and increasing wind speeds.
A cold front is moving across the area Sunday morning, bringing a cool and gusty northerly wind.
Cold weather is expected all day.
A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Monday for temperatures in the metroplex at or near freezing, and wind chills even colder.
North Texas will experience a warm, sunny day before a cold front brings increasing clouds and a slight chance of rain.
Simple steps like allowing faucets to drip and covering outdoor pipes can save you from expensive repairs during this prolonged cold front.
With temperatures falling, cities across North Texas are opening warming shelters.
With temperatures falling, cities across North Texas are opening warming shelters.
First Alert Weather days are in place from Sunday through Tuesday for dangerously cold wind chills and the low chance of flurries.
A good rule of thumb to remember is that if you feel cold outside, your pet will feel it, too.
Oak Lawn United Methodist Church in Dallas is one of the warming shelters opening its doors to provide warmth and safety to those in need.
The incoming cold front will bring cooler weather and rain chances, a rare statement for mid-July.
"If you're bundled up, and you find that it's too cold and you can't handle it any longer, your dog probably can't either," one veterinarian said.
Afternoon temperatures start to rebound Friday and into the weekend. A cold front is expected to move in early Sunday.
One more very cold night, freeze warning for counties south and east; 80s expected by the weekend
A Freeze Watch is in effect for Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
These communities are preparing to help their residents with the upcoming arctic cold front.
The arctic front is still slated to move through North Texas sometime around mid-morning on Thursday.
This will be some dangerously cold weather that will move into North Texas -- some of the coldest weather we've seen this season.
Cold fronts are on the way and this time next week we could be seeing temps in the teens. ERCOT says it's closely watching and prepared.
