First Alert Weather Day in effect with freeze warning for parts of North Texas
NORTH TEXAS – Friday morning began as the coldest since February 18, with temperatures dipping to 28 degrees.
Additionally, a First Alert Weather Day has been issued, remaining in effect until 9 a.m. due to a freeze warning.
In addition to freeze, winds will remain breezy. The windchill value will make it feel even cooler outside. While Dallas-Fort Worth is forecasted to be 35 degrees but with the northerly wind, the windchill will make it feel more like 29 throughout the morning.
As the freeze warning expires, North Texas can expect a sunny but cool Friday, creating a perfect opportunity for Black Friday holiday shopping.
Friday afternoon will be chilly, but the sunshine will provide a pleasant start to the weekend.
Another dry cold front will move through on Saturday, bringing additional freezing concerns for Sunday and Monday mornings. However, daytime temperatures will remain around average.
Looking ahead, the weekend will have seasonal temperatures with plenty of sunshine.
Moving into the middle of next week, rain is expected to return to the forecast, and North Texas can anticipate a slight warm-up.
The first full weekend of December will continue the trend of cool but manageable temperatures.
