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Coolest Temps Since Spring Hit North Texas Sunday
15 Nov
Summary
- Disruptive rainfall expected Sunday, heaviest in the morning.
- Temperatures will struggle to get out of the 40s Sunday.
- A warming trend begins Monday, with sunshine expected by afternoon.
North Texas is experiencing a First Alert Weather Day on Sunday, marked by disruptive rainfall and significantly cooler temperatures. The heaviest rain is anticipated during the morning hours, tapering off in the afternoon, though light showers may persist into the overnight period. Unseasonably cool conditions are expected, with highs likely remaining in the 40s, making it the coldest day since mid-March.
East winds gusting up to 25 mph will further enhance the cool feel. However, a warming trend is set to begin on Monday. While the morning may bring drizzle and patchy fog with temperatures in the 40s, sunshine is expected to emerge by the afternoon, pushing highs into the upper 50s.
Tuesday is forecast to bring more sunshine and warmer temperatures as high pressure strengthens. Looking ahead, a disturbance on Thursday could bring isolated storms, with more activity and a cold front anticipated next weekend.
