Some airlines dropping change fees ahead of incoming winter storm
Ahead of a major weekend winter storm, many airlines are dropping change fees so travelers can rebook their flights.
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Ahead of a major weekend winter storm, many airlines are dropping change fees so travelers can rebook their flights.
After Wednesday, all eyes are on our winter system.
Even though it's still too early to discuss rain, sleet and ice totals, here's a current outlook of the next system.
An arctic air mass is set to bring dangerously cold air and wintry precipitation to North Texas this weekend. We have issued First Alert Weather Days for Friday through Sunday for all of this.
You'll need to grab a jacket heading out the door; temperatures will rebound in the afternoon, but most of the day will be chilly.
Sunday, the coldest air of the season is expected in the morning.
Sunday's morning low will be in the 20s and feels-like temperatures in the teens.
A cold front is set to arrive in North Texas on Friday, with highs back in the 40s on Saturday.
As a cold front moves through, gusty winds are expected in the afternoon up to 40 mph.
Throughout the day, highs rise into the mid-60s with the help of southwest winds.
After cold starts in the 30s, North Texas temperatures are rebounding into the 60s and are expected to stay warmer than average this week.
Winds from the north will stay around 5 to 10 mph, causing the feels-like temperatures to plummet several degrees.
A cold front has brought seasonal, chilly temperatures and elevated fire risks to North Texas for the weekend, with a warming trend beginning Monday.
Low temperatures fall into the upper 30s on Saturday morning.
Temperatures on Friday will be 10 degrees cooler than Thursday, and drop even more by Saturday.
On Wednesday evening, a cold front will build from the west which has the potential to bring showers and storms.
Through the day, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures rising into the mid-70s.
Temperatures start in the 40s and 50s on Monday, with mild highs rising into the mid-70s by afternoon.
Highs are forecasted to be in the mid-60s, sitting around 10 degrees above average.
Expect mostly sunny skies and winds from the north gusting up to 20 mph throughout Saturday.
Friday in North Texas is warmer than earlier this week, but a cold front is on the way and will drop temperatures over the weekend.
Dallas-Fort Worth saw highs in the low 70s on New Year's Day, about 15 degrees above normal, with warm, dry conditions expected to continue into next week.
North Texas is ending 2025 with sunny skies, mild temperatures and one of its driest Decembers on record.
Temperatures across the area dropped below freezing in the 30s and 20s, and winds from the northwest at 5-10 mph made it feel like the 20s and teens.
Tuesday morning will still be chilly, as winds remain out of the north and skies continue to clear.
