Cold, rainy weekend ahead for North Texas
Temperatures are expected to hit freezing on Friday across the metroplex.
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Temperatures are expected to hit freezing on Friday across the metroplex.
North Texas started Thursday experiencing dense fog across the region, with visibility dropping to less than a quarter mile in some areas.
A dense fog advisory is in effect for parts of North Texas until 7 a.m. Thursday. Drivers should use caution, slow down, and use low-beam headlights. Showers are moving east, with drier conditions and patchy fog expected overnight as a cold front passes. Thursday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with morning temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s and afternoon highs in the mid-50s.
A dense fog advisory is in effect for parts of North Texas until 7 a.m. Thursday.
CBS News Texas First Alert meteorologists have issued a First Alert Weather Day for Wednesday due to a rainy morning.
Temperatures on Tuesday will top out in the upper 50s to low 60s.
The National Weather Service said "travel could be difficult to impossible" in places where snowfall is forecast to continue into the beginning of the week.
Another cold start to the morning on Tuesday. Rain chances return to North Texas on Wednesday and again at the end of the week.
Near-seasonal weather is in store for Monday with a cold morning and a typical sunny December afternoon.
Kids heading back to school on Monday will want to grab heavy coats in the morning, but they won't need them for the journey home.
Temperatures started in the 20s and 30s Sunday morning, but are expected to warm up by noon, with highs in the low 60s.
As the month comes to a close, North Texas enjoys typical seasonal averages with a high of 61 degrees and pleasant conditions for outdoor events.
After a cold start with temperatures in the 30s, North Texas will warm into the low 60s with clear skies and mild conditions this afternoon.
Friday morning was one of the coldest since February 18th. Continuing into this weekend, the days will start off cold but will be a few degrees warmer. It's important to continue to take precautions and bring indoors sensitive plants and pets!
After the coldest morning since February, North Texas braces for a sunny yet cool weekend.
Friday morning started with temperatures in the 30s and a freeze warning for parts of North Texas.
In addition to the Friday morning freeze, winds will remain breezy. The windchill value will make it feel even cooler outside.
After your Thanksgiving dinner, bring in the plants. A freeze watch will be in effect later Thursday into Friday morning.
Thanksgiving day low temperatures are expected to be in the lower 40s with the northern counties in the 30s.
Tuesday morning was the coldest in North Texas since Feb. 19, when the low temperature was 35 degrees.
A cold and windy Thanksgiving will be followed by the coldest air of the season for Black Friday.
We're issuing a First Alert Weather Day for Friday morning for temperatures near freezing.
North Texas is set for a warm Sunday with highs reaching 80 degrees, but a cold front is expected to hit Monday and a freeze by Friday.
The average high this time of the year is 64 degrees and our high temperature was 11 degrees above average Saturday.
After a chilly start, temperatures will soar into the 70s and near 80 degrees this weekend.
