Chance of rain Monday followed by a warm week
Monday looks like clouds with light rain by mid-day. Coverage will be spotty, amounts will be small.
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Monday looks like clouds with light rain by mid-day. Coverage will be spotty, amounts will be small.
It is a little cooler Sunday morning with temperatures in the upper 40s and lower 50s. Later, highs will top out in the mid/upper 60s.
We're tracking widespread rain and falling temperatures in your First Alert Forecast.
We're tracking warm weather for this Election Day. Then, big changes move in.
As we move through your Monday, expect warm weather.
Forget that freeze that started the month. Overnight lows on Sunday will be in the 60s.
Sunday is starting off with patchy dense fog, but it will clear out by midday with partly cloudy skies this afternoon and highs reaching the upper 70s.
Starting Monday, the new standard is most of us are getting home from our work day just as it is getting dark.
Temperatures are warming up through the 60s with light southerly winds.
As you're getting ready for the big parade this morning, bundle up! Temperatures will be quite chilly.
We're expecting great weather for Texas Rangers victory parade in Arlington on Friday.
One more very cold night, freeze warning for counties south and east; 80s expected by the weekend
We are not done with cold temperatures just yet, we have one more night with near freezing temperatures.
There will be sunny skies all day with a light northerly breeze.
Frosty and cold mornings will continue through Thursday, so keep those plants covered and bring your pets inside.
A Freeze Watch is in effect for Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
The arctic front has moved through DFW and temperatures continue to tumble across the area. We will be in the lower 40s by Sunday afternoon with strong northerly winds.
A Flood Watch is in effect until noon Sunday.
For a smallish tree to grow in the shade, there are few plants that can match a Japanese Red Maple.
The deaths occurred as two different drivers were swept off of a flooded road near the small community of Warsaw, Texas.
We will see more showers Sunday and Monday. The rain will be heavy at times and widespread additional rainfall totals of 2"-5"+ are possible.
Grab the rain gear if you are headed out to the game tonight showers and a few storms will be increasing in coverage as we get closer to first pitch.
A band of heavy rain became nearly stationary overnight, leading to several inches of rain in parts of the Metroplex.
A flood watch is in effect for most of North Texas through Thursday.
We're on day two of the rain with at least five more to go.
