North Texas closes out October with heavy showers, cooler temps
First Alert days are in place for Tuesday through Thursday, but conditions should clear just in time for trick-or-treating.
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First Alert days are in place for Tuesday through Thursday, but conditions should clear just in time for trick-or-treating.
Halloween is on the horizon, and North Texans can expect fall-like weather in the 80s, followed by rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.
By Thursday, the activity appears to be pushing out before the evening, possibly clearing the way for trick-or-treating, though this is not definitive.
A beautiful and quiet weekend is expected, but there will be a significant increase in activity next week.
With sunny skies and temperatures reaching the mid-80s, it’s the perfect time to embrace Halloween celebrations before a a significant weather shift brings gusty winds and the possibility of rain.
Prepare for a big weather pattern change next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Dry and hot conditions will linger through Friday. A weekend front will dip temperatures into the mid-80s, with no chance of rainfall until the night before Halloween.
With highs reaching the low 90s through Thursday and Friday, residents are encouraged to stay hydrated as North Texas braces for a heatwave that could tie century-old records.
Wednesday is another hot day in North Texas with near-record heat sticking around.
What We Are Watching: Near record heat on Wednesday and Thursday, no chance of rainfall until the days leading up to Halloween
Wednesday and Thursday will be as much as 16 degrees above average for North Texas this time of year.
Monday morning was a tale of two outfits for North Texans – sweatshirts in the morning and short sleeves by the end of the day.
Another dip into what feels like the 40s and 50s by Monday morning.
As temperatures rise and clear skies dominate, North Texans can look forward to a week of warm and dry weather.
We'll start out a bit chilly again, with feels-like temperatures in the 40s to 50s and round out in the upper 70s to low 80s.
North Texans are in store for a fall weekend with above-average temperatures and a prolonged dry streak.
Saturday's high reaches 79°F in North Texas, just above the typical 77°F for mid-October. With dry conditions and plenty of sunshine, it’s the perfect day to enjoy the State Fair of Texas before it wraps up tomorrow.
North Texans can enjoy sunny skies and mild temperatures this weekend while celebrating the last days of the State Fair.
Another cold night is in store for us. You might need that car heater on in the morning again.
North Texans should prepare for chilly nights before the return of 90-degree temperatures next week, with the possibility of rain showers in the forecast.
Thursday morning, North Texans woke up to the coolest morning since April 22.
Temperatures will begin to warm up Thursday but will remain at seasonal averages in the lower 70s.
Temperatures in some parts of North Texas were 21 degrees cooler on Wednesday morning than on Tuesday morning.
Wednesday morning will be about 41° colder.
A cold front moved through earlier Monday morning, bringing us a beautiful autumn afternoon.
There will be an abundance of sunshine, and temperatures will climb into the low 80s on Saturday afternoon.
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