Texas Weekend Weather Forecast: Cold Front Brings Rain and Cooler Temperatures Before Early Week Warm-Up
Dallas, Texas – This weekend, North and Central Texas will experience a notable shift in weather as a cold front moves in, bringing showers and cooler temperatures. Residents can expect highs in the upper 70s and low 80s through Sunday, followed by a return to warmer weather early next week.
The National Weather Service in Fort Worth forecasts increasing rain chances starting Friday night and peaking on Saturday, with a 30% probability in North Texas and 60% across Central Texas. This change marks a brief but impactful break from the recent heat, though cooler air will persist into Monday, keeping temperatures below seasonal averages in key cities such as Dallas, Waco, and Sherman.
The Impact of the Incoming Cold Front
The cold front entering Texas is expected to:
- Generate scattered showers and rain from Friday night through Monday.
- Lower daytime temperatures, with highs staying in the mid-70s to low 80s.
- Bring the coolest air to Sherman and Denison, where highs will peak in the mid-70s on Saturday.
- Cause lows to dip into the 60s, signaling a need for light jackets during early mornings.
Dallas–Fort Worth will see highs near 79°F on Saturday and 80°F on Sunday, while Waco and Temple remain steady at around 82°F over the weekend.
Safety and Travel Considerations Amid Rain
With rain expected to peak on Saturday, drivers across the region — especially in Central Texas — should be cautious on the roads. Rainfall totals could lead to slick and wet conditions that might affect travel times.
- Allow extra travel time on Saturday and Sunday.
- Monitor weather updates for potential localized heavy showers.
- Use headlights and maintain safe distances when driving in rain.
“The rain chances will be highest on Saturday, so we recommend caution for morning and evening commuters,” advised the National Weather Service in Fort Worth.
Looking Ahead: Warming Temperatures by Early Next Week
After this brief dip in temperatures, Texas will warm back into summer-like conditions. By Tuesday, the region is expected to see highs climbing to the mid-80s, with rain chances diminishing significantly.
- Monday will still feature a slight chance of rain with highs near 82°F.
- By Tuesday, mostly sunny skies will push temperatures up to a comfortable 86°F.
- Residents can anticipate a quick return to warmer, drier weather heading into midweek.
For a detailed breakdown of the upcoming days, refer to the five-day forecast for Dallas:
- Friday: Evening showers possible, low 72°F, high 83°F
- Saturday: 30% chance of rain, high 79°F, low 68°F
- Sunday: 40% chance of showers, high 80°F, low 69°F
- Monday: Slight chance of rain, high 82°F, low 70°F
- Tuesday: Warmer, mostly sunny, high 86°F, low 72°F
For more information and updates, visit the original source at Country Herald.
What Should Texans Expect Next?
As this cold front moves through, residents should prepare for fluctuating weather, adapting their plans to accommodate rain and cooler temperatures before enjoying a quick rebound to summer heat. Keeping an eye on local weather alerts will help ensure safety and comfort throughout the transition.
What do you think about this weekend’s weather changes? Are you ready for a cooler few days in Texas? Share your thoughts in the comments below!