DFW Weather: Dense Fog Advisory, Freeze Risk, and 14-Day Forecast

Dense Fog Advisory and Overnight Conditions

• ⚠️ A dense fog advisory is in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding areas from 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday.
• 🌫️ Visibility could be reduced to a quarter mile or less in spots due to patchy dense fog developing overnight.
• 🥶 Clearer skies tonight will lead to colder temperatures, with fog developing first in those areas.

Saturday's Weather and Sunday's Cold Front

• ☀️ The fog is expected to burn off by the middle of Saturday, with highs reaching the middle 60s where sunshine prevails, and staying in the 50s where fog lingers.
• ☁️ There's a possibility of more fog developing Saturday night into Sunday morning.
• 🌬️ A cold front arrives on Sunday, clearing out the fog and bringing drier air, with afternoon temperatures cooling to around 52 degrees.

Early Week Freeze Risk and Warming Trend

• 🥶 North Texas faces a freeze risk early Monday morning, with temperatures expected to drop to 28-32 degrees.
• 📈 Warmer air returns mid-week, with temperatures climbing back to the middle 60s by Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Extended Forecast: Dry Conditions Ahead

• 🚫 There are no rain chances expected throughout the next two weeks, including the upcoming weekends.
• 🌡️ Temperatures will generally hover near the seasonal norm of about 60 degrees, with some days slightly warmer and some slightly cooler.