Winter temperatures show up just in time for Christmas
NORTH TEXAS - A cold front crosses over North Texas Sunday night and winter temperatures show up just in time for Christmas
What rain Saturday night and Sunday morning! This is now the wettest Christmas Eve day ever at DFW.
This was the biggest rain in almost two months. Several locations totaled over 2" across North Texas.
The rain cleared most of North Texas by early afternoon. A cold front moves through the metroplex as night falls, and a few showers cropped up along the front. These will clear out by 9 p.m.
If you are out at midnight service tonight, the cold air will pour in the rest of the night, so dress for full winter.
Strong northwest winds will drop temperatures quickly. Skies will clear out and temperatures drop into the 30s by Christmas morning. Wind chills will be below freezing.
Sunrise comes at 7:29 a.m. Kids, no presents can be opened until the sun is up!
Monday looks to be the coldest day of December, or November for that matter. The winds won't die down until evening so you'll need a heavy coat and some gloves all day long.
The cold air coming in Sunday night is going to stick around for the rest of the year. It has been a rather warm December so far and not a single freeze. The last week of the month ends up slightly below normal.
