North Texas experienced the coldest morning of the season on Thursday, with lows in the 30s for the first time in months. There will be another frigid start to the day Friday morning, with lows dropping back into the 30s.
DFW is not expected to freeze anytime soon. North Texas normally experiences its first freeze, marking the end of the growing season, on November 22.
Gardeners have experienced a longer-than-usual growing season. It will continue for at least another ten days.
We’re expecting a huge warm-up over the weekend. Temperatures in North Texas will reach about 80 degrees by Sunday. Then another front approaches early Monday, bringing fall temperatures back to North Texas.
We will continue to monitor the weather for Thanksgiving. We’ll have very few rain chances on Wednesday and Thursday, with large clouds and gusty winds.
The system moving over North Texas will not bring much rain here. Just look at the seven-day forecast, which includes Thanksgiving Day.
The highs will be in the 50s on Black Friday and the following weekend, so coats are essential.
