North Texas is set to enjoy a lovely Friday and Saturday but be prepared for some scattered showers and a cold front moving in soon after.
Expect clear skies on Friday with temperatures rising into the lower 70s.
Saturday promises to be delightful, featuring partly cloudy skies and refreshing southeasterly breezes, with temperatures reaching the mid-70s.
On Sunday morning, residents of North Texas can expect to see clouds as southerly winds bring in moisture from the Gulf.
Intermittent rain is expected throughout Sunday, but it won’t be a total downpour. The risk level stays minimal throughout the day as instability is absent.
A significant risk escalates in the western counties late Sunday night as the upcoming system approaches the region.
By Monday morning, expect showers and storms to move eastward across North Texas, with skies gradually clearing from west to east throughout the afternoon.
A Level 2 slight risk is in effect for western counties late Sunday night, with potential wind gusts reaching 60 mph, hail, and the possibility of an isolated tornado.
The risk moves to the east, affecting portions of the Metroplex on Monday morning as the cold front progresses through the region.
CBS News Texas First Alert Meteorologists have announced Alert Days for Sunday and Monday in response to impending weather threats.
Tuesday promises to be wonderful and pleasantly mild, but brace yourself for a shift as a colder airmass moves in on Wednesday.
Expect temperatures to reach the upper 50s on Wednesday and Thursday, accompanied by breezy northwesterly winds.
Source: Beautiful weekend in store for North Texas before rain returns
