There will be some fleeting mid-high clouds and light west winds. As a result, temperatures today will be in the low to a few mid-60s after a brief morning chill. On Saturday, the Arctic air begins to move in on strong north winds.
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Thursday will be partly sunny as a cold start turns mild with a high in the 60s.
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It’s warmer but cloudier and windier on Friday, then windy and colder this weekend, with flurries possible Saturday night.
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The coldest air holds off until Sunday.
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We’ll watch for a low coverage of light snow on Monday into Monday night.
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Thursday will be partly sunny as a cold start turns mild with a high in the 60s.
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It’s warmer but cloudier and windier on Friday, then windy and colder this weekend, with flurries possible Saturday night.
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The coldest air holds off until Sunday.
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We’ll watch for a low coverage of light snow on Monday into Monday night.
DallasThere will be some fleeting mid-high clouds and light west winds. As a result, temperatures today will be in the low to a few mid-60s after a brief morning chill. On Saturday, strong northern winds begin to bring in the Arctic air.
Thursday and Friday Forecast
We know:
Thursday’s high will be 63 degrees and partly sunny. It will be a lovely day for you to go outside and take care of your needs.
Although it will be warmer on Friday, it will be cloudier and windier. As a Pacific system approaches the region, south winds with gusts of more than 25 mph are possible. There won’t be much shower coverage because it will be waning as it speeds toward Texas. Any sun (west) will boost temperatures close to 70 degrees, and temperatures will easily be in the 60s.
What is unknown to us:
It might be possible to reach 70 degrees on Friday if the clouds can stay away.
LINK: Real-time DFW Radar
Saturday Forecast
We know:
On Saturday, strong northern winds begin to bring in the Arctic air. Because the air appears to be dry, the sun will cool the atmosphere, allowing temperatures to remain in the 40s throughout the day—in some places, they may even approach 50. It’s cold, but not really cold.
At night, the colder air keeps coming in. With wind chills in the teens, we’ll descend back into the 20s.
On Saturday evening, there will be a brief disruption at the top level. Depending on the amount of moisture in the air, there is a risk of flurries on Saturday. Right now, there are no precipitation-related worries.
Make sure the pipes are still covered, cover the plants, start dripping the faucets, and make sure your people and pets are warm on Saturday night. This will have to go at least through Tuesday.
What is unknown to us:
Although flurries are a possibility, we are unsure of the precise location where people are most likely to see the flakes, assuming they appear at all.
Sunday Forecast
It will undoubtedly be freezing on Sunday. As frigid as our previous blow. The returning light will bring temperatures back above freezing for a few hours, although not significantly. Throughout the day, wind chills will stay in the 20s.
Sunday night marks the arrival of the coldest air, which is likely to last until Tuesday.
Monday Forecast: MLK Day/Inauguration Day
We know:
Though it is still chilly enough, the most recent statistics does not demonstrate that this is as vicious as previously believed. Additionally, there are no noteworthy storm systems in the cold air forecast for the first part of next week, according to the same data. There is still enough lift in the atmosphere, though, to support the possibility of some light snow or flurries on Monday afternoon and evening.
In any case, dripping faucets and covering plants will be justified for a while due to lows close to 20 degrees and highs close to freezing.
What is unknown to us:
We are unsure of how long the frigid air will last because the forecast is still so far off.
There isn’t much snow falling right now, and if there is, it will be far under an inch deep. Keep in mind that this writing is still five days away, so it is not yet in the “fine-tuning” area.
Tuesday Forecast
We know:
Tuesday appears to be a calm and chilly day, but after that, the weather is predicted to moderate. By mid-week, the addition of some rain or a rain/mix would be justified because there will also be at least some risk for moisture.
What is unknown to us:
It’s too early to tell, but Tuesday might bring some light, fluffy snow to some areas of the region.
The FOX 4 Weather team is the source of the information in this story.
