Savor the quick warm-up, but on Saturday the frigid blast will hit. As we get into next week, there may be another chance of precipitation and a few flurries behind the front.
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Thursday will have a high of 62 degrees, with light wind.
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On Friday, it will be 66 degrees, but with gusty winds.
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It will be colder on Saturday with the chance of some flurries on Saturday night.
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There is going to be a big blast of cold air that will last through Monday.
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Thursday will have a high of 62 degrees, with light wind.
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On Friday, it will be 66 degrees, but with gusty winds.
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It will be colder on Saturday with the chance of some flurries on Saturday night.
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There is going to be a big blast of cold air that will last through Monday.
DallasThe question is if snow will return to the Dallas-Fort Worth area as the cold air is about to enter North Texas. On Saturday night, there’s a risk of light snowflakes, and it will turn cold.
We know:
There won’t be a significant storm, but there will be a significant cold air blast that is likely to peak on January 20th, MLK Day, and Inauguration Day.
We might have trouble rising above freezing on that day.
Forecast: Warming through the week, cold blast comes this weekend
Thursday will see a high of 62 degrees with a light wind, while Tuesday and Wednesday will see a high of 55. This week, Thursday is most likely to be the ideal day to visit the golf course.
It will be 66 degrees on Friday, but there will be strong winds.
Saturday will be chilly, with a high of forty degrees. We only have a 20% chance of seeing any flurries on Saturday night.
The roads and transport would not be significantly affected, even if we did see some snowfall.
The arctic air mass will most likely be at its lowest point on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, and temperatures will drop. By Monday morning, temperatures in some parts of North Texas will be in the teens.
It is predicted that Sunday will have a high of 36 degrees and a low in the mid-20s.
With a high of 33 degrees and a low of roughly 21 degrees on Monday, it will be even cooler.
LINK: Real-time DFW Radar
Saturday Forecast: Remember the 4 Ps
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.
7-Day Forecast
Next steps:
Temperatures are predicted to be significantly below average from January 21 to the 27th.
Flurries may be possible on Saturday evening and into the early hours of Sunday.
Snow is another possibility for Tuesday.
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.
