This week, temperatures will remain frigid in the mornings and warm up in the afternoons through Friday. This weekend, arctic air is predicted to arrive in Texas, bringing with it the lowest temperatures of the winter.
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Temperatures will start off cold each day this week, but will be warmer each day during the afternoons through Friday.
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The coldest air this winter appears to be on its way this weekend with arctic air reaching Texas.
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Flurries could be possible on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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Temperatures will start off cold each day this week, but will be warmer each day during the afternoons through Friday.
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The coldest air this winter appears to be on its way this weekend with arctic air reaching Texas.
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Flurries could be possible on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
DallasTemperatures should gradually rise this week, reaching their highest on Friday. However, arctic air will lead temperatures to drop sharply, reaching highs of the 30s and 40s.
LINK: Real-time DFW Radar
Forecast: Temps climb before arctic air
We know:
Through Wednesday, nighttime lows will be below freezing, with highs in the 50s early this week. By Friday, before the frigid air hits us, highs will be in the mid-60s.
You will notice the wind, but on Thursday, you should enjoy some respite from it.
Saturday Forecast: Arctic cold front arrives
We know:
The coldest air of the season will arrive as the weekend approaches. On Saturday evening and Sunday morning, there were a few flurries seen behind that front.
Travel shouldn’t be affected by the illness.
Highs in the 30s to 40s are predicted for Saturday and Monday.
The mid- to lower-20s will be the low temperatures.
7-Day Forecast
We know:
Friday night through Sunday will be windy and cold.
Next steps:
Temperatures are predicted to be significantly below average from January 21 to the 27th.
What is unknown to us:
How far below average the temperature will be the week of January 20 is not indicated by the National Weather Service. We’ll have a more thorough prediction as we approach.
The FOX 4 Weather team is the source of the information in this story.
