Freezing start forecast in North Texas for the first day of winter
Saturday is the official start of Winter Solstice, which is the shortest day and longest night of the year.
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Saturday is the official start of Winter Solstice, which is the shortest day and longest night of the year.
Waking up Thursday morning will be chilly and nearly freezing for some folks.
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for North Texas on Wednesday.
A First Alert Weather Day is issued for Wednesday morning as gusty winds and rain could impact the morning commute.
Tuesday night, another cold front will move into North Texas and this one will be stronger in nature as far as a temperature change.
A First Alert Weather Day is issued for North Texas on Monday due to a frontal passage that will bring the opportunity for stronger thunderstorms.
Drizzle and patchy fog will linger in North Texas on Sunday, with temperatures warming into the low 70s by the afternoon.
Drizzle, spotty showers and patchy fog greeted North Texas on Sunday, with a cold front set to move through on Monday.
After a grey and drizzly start, Saturday will warm into the 70s. However, moisture will return overnight.
Mild temperatures and sunshine arrived in North Texas for the weekend, with highs in the low 70s and plenty of blue skies.
A warm weekend with drizzle and spotty rain. Heavy rain Monday, turning cooler late week.
Despite Friday starting with gusty winds and cooler temperatures in the low to mid 50s, a mild weekend awaits North Texas, with highs reaching 71 degrees on Sunday.
A series of fronts brings an active forecast to the area starting Friday and a First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Monday.
Thursday morning across North Texas was cloudy and will remain cloudy through the rest of the day.
Wednesday morning was cold across North Texas with many locations dipping to near freezing.
The wind chill value, known as the feels-like temperature, will be in the 20s.
Another strong cold front is on the way and is forecasted to bring frigid temperatures.
The light winds, chilly mornings, and a moist atmosphere will allow for fog to form on Monday morning.
After a soggy start, North Texans can look forward to warmer temperatures Sunday afternoon before a strong cold front arrives by midweek.
North Texas will experience widespread showers and cool temperatures on Sunday, with reduced visibility due to fog.
North Texas braves wet roadways and scattered showers this weekend, with First Alert Weather Days in effect.
Light to moderate rain is making its way across North Texas this weekend, impacting various holiday activities and potential shopping plans.
Numerous holiday festivals are taking place across North Texas this weekend, and residents should prepare for light to moderate rain.
As holiday festivities kick off, North Texans should brace for light to moderate rain on Saturday and Sunday, which have been designated as First Alert Weather days.
North Texas started Friday with chilly morning temperatures in the low 30s, followed by rain and cooler temperatures throughout the weekend.
