Cool mornings and pleasant days ahead for North Texas
Monday morning looks amazing: the coolest morning since April. Tuesday morning will be a touch warmer.
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Monday morning looks amazing: the coolest morning since April. Tuesday morning will be a touch warmer.
On Monday morning, we'll wake up to the coolest temperatures we've had in months.
On Monday morning, we'll wake up to the coolest temperatures we've had in months.
Temperatures will range from the upper 50s to the lower 60s in the mornings. Afternoons will reach the lower 80s.
This beautiful fall weekend will be followed by rain chances midweek.
This beautiful fall weekend will be followed by rain chances midweek.
Enjoy the cooler temps and drier air for a brief few days.
The mornings will be the coolest since we experienced an overnight low of 57 on April 23.
Enjoy the taste of fall this weekend. Humidity and rain returns mid week.
A few showers are possible during Friday afternoon as a cold front moves through the area.
Mostly cloudy to cloudy skies hovered over Dallas-Fort Worth Thursday morning but some North Texans may have seen some peeks of sunshine.
Showers will continue to taper off as we head through the evening hours.
The low-pressure system will continue to move east throughout the morning and into the afternoon.
An incredible, drier weekend is ahead for North Texas with lows starting in the 60s.
Nuisance showers and thunderstorms could affect plans and travel through Monday evening.
Labor Day across Dallas-Fort Worth started out cloudy with some scattered showers.
The rain trend continues to favor points west and southwest, but most areas should see some healthy rain in the next 7 days.
A disturbance will approach Texas Monday night and continue into Tuesday, increasing rain chances.
Some storms could be strong, with gusty winds, heavy rain, and lightning. Widespread severe weather is not expected.
A disturbance will approach Texas Monday night and continue into Tuesday, increasing rain chances, particularly west of I-35.
Expect scattered thunderstorms in North Texas on Sunday and Labor Day, mainly from midday through the evening. Morning showers and storms are possible but less likely.
While no day is expected to be a complete washout, staying weather-aware is necessary if you have outdoor plans.
While no day is expected to be a complete washout, staying weather-aware is necessary if you have outdoor plans.
Parts of Dallas-Fort Worth started off the Labor Day holiday weekend with cloudy to mostly cloudy skies.
Weather Alerts have been issued for Friday through Monday due to daily showers and storms.
