Clouds and a Midweek Cold Front Affect North Texas
Heavy cloud cover and minor precipitation possibilities are expected across North Texas early in the week before a midweek cold front brings cooler temperatures, as reported by fox4news.com.
On Monday, a 20% chance of light showers is anticipated, concentrating chiefly to the south and southwest of the Metroplex prior to approaching Dallas-Fort Worth later in the day. By Tuesday, any remaining morning precipitation will clear east of the Interstate 35 corridor, resulting in the majority of spots recording under one-hundredth of an inch of measurable rainfall.
Heavy Rainfall Confined South
According to fox4news.com, significant downpours remain restricted to sections of South Texas, the Hill Country, and Central Texas, where the primary weather system is currently tracking.
North Texas remains mostly tranquil while the Hill Country and South Texas grapple with significant flooding threats driven by the system’s core energy. The Metroplex will see little to no measurable precipitation from these isolated showers, and meteorologists anticipate no thunderstorms or severe weather associated with this disturbance.
Midweek Temperature Drop
fox4news.com noted that a cold front will sweep through on Wednesday, bringing strong northerly winds, sunny skies, and lower temperatures for Thursday and Friday.
Morning lows start chilly along the Red River in the mid-40s. The Metroplex begins in the low to mid-50s and reaches near 72 degrees Monday afternoon.
North Texas Weather FAQ
What are the rain chances for Dallas-Fort Worth?
Low shower chances sit at 20% on Monday, focusing south and southwest of the Metroplex before moving closer to the area in the evening.
How much rain will the Metroplex receive?
Most locations will pick up less than one-hundredth of an inch of measurable rain as spotty showers move east of the Interstate 35 corridor by Tuesday morning.
When does the cold front arrive?
The cold front moves through on Wednesday, bringing gusty northerly winds, clear skies, and cooler conditions for Thursday and Friday.
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