Mild, cold, mild, cold...typical north Texas late January weather!
Comfy temperatures today and tomorrow before the bottom briefly drops out by Saturday. Arctic cold front arrives pre-dawn hours on Saturday.
Rain will be brief and should be east of DFW before dawn. There is a very slight chance for a few flurries across north Texas, but chances are greater along the red River into Oklahoma. North winds gusting to 35 mph combined with temps in the 30s by late afternoon will make for a miserably cold Saturday evening.
Widespread 20s will be felt early Sunday morning, with wind chills in the teens. Abundant sunshine during the day will warm temperatures into the low to mid 40s.
If you plan on watching the lunar eclipse Sunday evening, skies will be clear, but temperatures will be cold...Bundle up!
A brief warm up Monday, before another front arrive Tuesday cooling temps to below seasonal norms through the end of the week. As of now, I'm not looking for any precip through the period, but this is subject to change.
- Mostly sunny and cool today. High near 60.
- A lot of wind through early next week.
- Rain chances increase late Friday. A few strong storms.
- Windy and colder Saturday. Slight chance of flurries.
- "Super Blood Wolf Lunar Eclipse" Sunday evening!
- January rain: 1.55"; Surplus: 0.55"
*High Yest: 64 Low: 42; Precip: 0.00"; YTD Precip: 1.13"; Surplus: 0.55"
Normal High: 56; Normal Low: 35
Today: Mostly to partly cloudy. High: Upper 50s. Wind: NNW 5-10 mph.
Tonight: Patch fog develops. Low: Mid 40s. Wind: Lt. Var.
Friday: Cloudy and breezy. Afternoon sprinkles, Good chance of late evening rain. High: Mid 60s. Wind: SSE 15-25 mph.
Saturday: Windy and cold. Slight chance of flurries. No accumulation. High: Falling through the 30s.
Sunday: Sunny, breezy and cold. High: Low to mid 40s. Evening lunar eclipse!!
Monday: Sunny and windy. High: Mid 50s.
Tuesday: Another cold front. Partly cloudy, windy and cooler. High: Low to mid 40s.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny and cool. High: Mid to upper 40s.
