We are still on track to have rainy, windy weather with a cooling trend this weekend.  Meanwhile our weather will remain dry and mild through Thursday and possibly much of Friday. 

Today, Sunny, 60/40
Thursday, PtCldy, Breezy, 62/44
Friday, Cloudy, Rain approaching, 55/47
Saturday, Rainy, Windy, 60/40
Sunday, Rainy, Windy, 48

Unsettled weather will be the rule across North Texas later this week but the next 2-3 days look dry and mild. 

Today, Sunny, Breezy, 59/33
Wednesday, Sunny, 62/40
Thursday, Partly Cloudy, 64/38
Friday, Rainy, Windy, 52/40
Saturday, Scattered Storms, 55

Temperatures will remain cooler than normal through the week. 
A strong cold front is likely to move through DFW with some chilly, windy, rainy conditions Thursday night and Friday. 

Today, Sunny, 57/33
Tuesday, Sunny, Breezy, 58/32
Wednesday, Sunny, 60/40
Thursday, Windy, Rainy, turning colder late, 63/39
Friday, Cloudy, Windy, damp, 40′s

Brief showers and thunderstorms will pass through North and Northeast Texas early Saturday morning on the leading edge of a strong cold front which will set the tone for the weekend. 

Today, PtCldy, Windy, 67/56
Saturday, Rain early, Gusty, Cooler, 60/33
Sunday, Sunny, Breezy, 60/35
Monday, Sunny, 64/44
Tuesday, Sunny, 65

Dense Fog Advisory through 9AM

Today, Mostly Sunny, 70/50
Friday, PtCldy, Storms late, 72/55
Saturday, Clearing, Windy, 64/36
Sunday, Sunny, 62/34
Monday, Sunny, 65

Expect a dry warming trend through Friday followed by storms Friday night and a strong gusty cold front Saturday/Sunday. 

Today, A.M. Fog, Sunny, 68/47
Thursday, Sunny, 70/50
Friday, PtCldy, Storms late, 73/55
Saturday, Clearing, Windy, 60/35
Sunday, Sunny, Breezy, 58

Outside of fog the next two mornings, expect a dry warming trend through Thanksgiving and a new chance of storms late Friday, followed by a strong cold front this weekend. 

Today, Cloudy, Clearing late, 60/45
Wednesday, Sunny, 70/48
Thursday, Sunny, 73/55
Friday, Storms late, 60/40
Saturday, Clearing, Windy, 60/40

Spotty showers today should become heavier and more numerous storms across DFW tonight through early Tuesday.  After the parent storm system passes east of I-35 Tuesday night, our weather looks dry and mild through Thanksgiving. 

Today, Cloudy, Showers early, Storms after dark, 59/49
Tuesday, Rain ending, PtCldy, Breezy, 65/46
Wednesday, Sunny, 68/48
Thursday, Sunny, 70/55
Friday, PtCldy, Isolated Storms possible, 73

The Storm Prediction Center has placed parts of Central, North and Northeast Texas under a Severe Thunderstorm watch until 11:00 p.m.   The presence of a stalled frontal bondary, warmth, humidity and upper-level instability have triggered numerous showers and thunderstorms since 3:30.  There is also enough wind-shear through low altitudes to mention a potential tornado threat, but by far, the most likely causes of severe weather in North Texas this Sunday evening will be the threat of moderate to large hail and brief gusty winds.  Additionally, any storm could produce lightning strikes which, along with gusty winds, could cause widespread power outages. 
The frontal boundary will remain stalled near DFW for another 24-36 hours under a stronger cell of high pressure can force it southward.  That means we will be under an occasional threat of showers and thunderstorms Sunday night through Monday and possibly as late as Tuesday afternoon. 

- – BB 4:37p 11/20/11

A windy warming trend takes hold through the weekend and should lead to a prolonged period of rainy weather early next week. 

Today, Sunny, Windy, 65/56
Saturday, PtCldy, Windy, 75/65
Sunday, Cldy, Isolated storms, 80/65
Monday, Cloudy, More storms, 81/63
Tuesday, Cloudy, Windy, Isolated storms, 71

Enjoy one more day of calm, cool weather followed by a windy warming trend through the weekend.

Today, Sunny, 60/40
Friday, Sunny, Windy, 68/60
Saturday, PtCloudy, Breezy, 75/65
Sunday, Cloudy, Windy, Isolated storms late, 80/65
Monday, Cloudy, Windy, Isolated storms, 76

Isolated showers and storms dropped a trace to .21″ of rain across North Texas from early yesterday morning through late last night.  Most of the rain was east of DFW, leaving Tarrant, Denton and Parker Counties generally dry.  Next rain not likely until Monday night or Tuesday.

Today, Cloudy, Breezy, 62/35
Thursday, Sunny, 63/42
Friday, Sunny, 68/58
Saturday, Mostly Cloudy, Windy, 77/65
Sunday, Cloudy, Windy, 80

Large storm complex in SW Texas will pass through Austin, Temple, Waco but miss most of DFW this afternoon.  Expect generally less than a quarter-inch of rain locally..much heavier amounts farther south.  Routine cold front comes through DFW tonight with seasonal temps Wed through Fri.   

Today, Isolated Showers, Storms, 77/53
Wednesday, PtCldy, Windy, 65/40
Thursday, Sunny, 63/42
Friday, PtCLdy, 68/60
Saturday, Cldy, Windy, 76

Upper-level Pacific storm system approaching Texas from northern Mexico.  Best rains may be in Central and East Texas, but we should get our share, possibly half an inch between 7p Monday and 7p Tuesday. 

Today, Mostly Cloudy, Windy, Storms late, 83/64
Tuesday, Rain tapering off late, 73/53
Wednesday, Clearing, Breezy, 65/43
Thursday, Sunny, 88/46
Friday, PtCldy, Breezy, 70

No storms, but plenty of wind for Veterans Day commemorations in North Texas. 

Today, Sunny, Windy, 70/50
Saturday, PtCldy, Windy, 75/65
Sunday, PtCldy, Isolated PM Storms, 80/60
Monday, Widely Scattered Storms, 76/58
Tuesday, Cldy, Cooler, Rain ending, 70

Mild and dry with a windy warming trend through the weekend. 
Next chance of storms Monday. 

Today, Sunny, 65/40
Friday, Sunny, Windy, 72/52
Saturday, Sunny, Windy, 77/60
Sunday, PtCldy, Windy, 78/63
Monday, Chance of Scattered Storms, 77

After scattered showers and storms yesterday, a routine Pacific cold front has settled into North Texas.  At this point, no freeze or frost warnings are anticipated here. 

Today, Sunny, Windy, 60/38
Thursday, Sunny, 65/43
Friday, Sunny, Breezy, 70/48
Saturday, Mostly Sunny, WIndy, 75/60
Sunday, PM Storms, 80

A line of rain and thunderstorms from Jacksboro to Cisco to Brownwood is progressing slowly toward the DFW area, expected to arrive after 7 A.M. 
Storms embedded in the line will contain heavy rains, gusty winds, frequent lightning and small hail.  The potential exists for scattered storm-related power outages much of the day. 

Today, Cloudy, Breezy, Stormy, 75/43
Wednesday, Sunny, Windy, 60/40
Thursday, Sunny, 65/43
Friday, Sunny, Windy, 70/50
Saturday, PtCldy, Windy, 73

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR ELLIS COUNTY EXPIRED AT 7:15 P.M. 
STORM PREDICTION CENTER HAS ISSUED A TORNADO WATCH FOR ALL OF NORTH AND CENTRAL TEXAS THROUGH 1 A.M. TUESDAY. 
Storms being enhanced by upper level lift, warmth and moisture from the south and southwest. 
Storm in Ellis County showed persistent low-level rotation near Italy before 7 P.M.  Rotation has weakened.  Storm no longer severe. 

This is the first of several expected waves of storms moving across DFW over the next 18-24 hours.  Be prepared for damaging storms, flooding rains and power outages due to wind and lightning.

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR HILL AND ELLIS COUNTIES until 7:15 P.M. 
Storms multiplying, intensifying and moving into the DFW from the south. 
Storms have gusty winds, small hail, heavy rains and lightning.  Prepare for scattered power outages.

Severe weather is likely across parts of West, North and Central Texas tonight and tomorrow.  A combination of upper level disturbances, surface lows, fronts and drylines will produce a widespread outbreak of severe storms across Texas, Oklahoma and the Midwest. 
Be prepared for power outages tonight and potential flooding across parts of the DFW area tomorrow. 

Today, Cloudy, Windy, Humid, Storms late, 80/63
Tuesday, Storms likely, 73/47
Wednesday, Clearing, Windy, 60/42
Thursday, Sunny, 62/39
Friday, Sunny, 68

Freeze Warning ends at 9A.  Some temps fell below freezing at 3A Friday. 

Today, Sunny, 65/43
Saturday, PtCldy, Breezy, 71/60
Sunday, Cloudy, Windy, Spotty Rains, 73/63
Monday, Storms Likely, 75/62
Tuesday, Rain ending, 70

FREEZE WARNING NORTH AND WEST OF DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH FRIDAY MORNING.  Hood, Somervell, Johnson, Parker, Tarrant, Denton, Wise, Collin Counties expect freezing to sub-freezing temps early Friday morning. 

Today, Sunny, Windy, 57/32
Friday, Sunny, 65/45
Saturday, Sunny, Windy, 73/55
Sunday, PtCldy, Windy, Nighttime storms, 75/60
Monday, Storms Likely, 76

Parts of North Texas may have an early freeze Friday morning. 
A strong cold front will sweep through DFW this evening with a few isolated showers and storms, mainlikely east of DFW.  Despite the small amount of rain we expect, we will get a strong dose of colder air that continue to flood the area all day Thursday.   
If skies clear out by Thursday afternoon and winds die down that night, suburbs outside the metro loops of 820 in Tarrant County and 635 in Dallas County are likely to have a light freeze or heavy frost with temperatures dropping to 30-34 degrees around sunrise Friday morning. 

Today, PtCldy, Windy, Isolated storms late, 78/38
Thursday, Clearing, Windy, 60/33
Friday, Sunny, 66/46
Saturday, PtCldy, Breezy, 72/58
Sunday, Cloudy, Rain possible late, 76

Big temperature-changes are coming Wednesday night through Friday morning, but little rain. 

Today, Sunny, Windy, 79/60
Wednesday, PtCldy, Windy, Isolated Storms possible late, 77/45
Thursday, Clearing, Breezy, 62/36 (Light freeze possible north of DFW)
Friday, Sunny, 68/48
Saturday, PtCldy, Breezy, 73