Temperatures will be in the mid 30s and lower 40s on Sunday afternoon as showers precede a cold front that will move across the area on Sunday morning.
Today
DallasWith northwest winds of 20 to 30 mph, a high wind advisory has been issued for Sunday. This is anticipated to continue until six o’clock. 40 mph gusts are possible.
Certain roads can be challenging for high-profile cars to drive on.
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Overnight into Monday
From midnight tonight until 10 a.m. Monday, the National Weather Service has issued a cold weather advisory. With wind chills ranging from 6 to 11 degrees above zero, this indicates that it will be extremely chilly.
Make cautious to cover any delicate plants, bring your pets inside, and wear layers of clothing.
Expect highs in the 40s and lows close to freezing the following week.
As an arctic blast moves over southeast Texas, download the freeFOX LOCAL apps to be informed on the most recent weather conditions.
Into the week
A late-week storm system that might produce a wintry mix to some areas of North Texas is still on our radar. We should know more about the storm’s strength and timing by tomorrow, when it enters the United States. Keep in mind that significant variations in winter weather types can be caused by temperature variations of just a few degrees.
Just focus on the Thursday-Friday early window at this stage. Over the course of the week, the map that displays the pinks and blues with our potential for winter weather WILL change.
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The National Weather Service and Kylie Capps of FOX 4 provided the information for this article.
The National Weather Service and Kylie Capps of FOX 4 provided the information for this article.
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