DFW Weather Forecast: Fog, Cold Fronts, and a Mid-Week Warmup

Sunday's Forecast: Fog and Cold Front

• 🌫️ A dense fog advisory is in effect from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Sunday, with visibility potentially dropping to a half-mile or less in some areas.
• ☁️ Low clouds and stubborn fog are expected to linger through much of the morning, similar to Saturday.
• 💨 A cold front is forecast to move through, which should help clear out the clouds and fog for the afternoon, allowing for more sunshine.

Temperature Trends and Wind

• 🌡️ Sunday will see a slight warmup compared to Saturday, with highs reaching around 56°F in Dallas and Fort Worth.
• 🌬️ North winds of 10-20 mph are expected on Sunday, which may make it feel a bit chillier.
• 🥶 Monday morning could bring freezing temperatures to some areas west of the Metroplex, with lows potentially in the upper 20s in places like Graham and Mineral Wells.

Mid-Week Warmup and Subsequent Cold Front

• 🔥 A significant warmup is predicted for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with temperatures climbing into the mid-60s, reaching up to 64°F on Tuesday, 65°F on Wednesday, and 67°F on Thursday.
• ❄️ Another strong cold front is expected by the end of next week, pushing temperatures back down into the low 50s and potentially upper 40s by next Friday.
• 🥶 The following weekend is expected to start on a chilly note, with temperatures below normal.

Precipitation Outlook

• 💧 The forecast for the next 14 days indicates a pretty dry period with a significant lack of rain chances.
• 🌦️ The earliest potential for showers is around December 16th, but these are not expected to be significant or widespread.