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Saturday Morning Wind Chills Dip to 33 in Bowie and Nocona and 41 in Dallas and Fort Worth as Strong Cold Front Brings Sweater Weather
NORTH TEXAS — A big change is coming to North Texas as a strong cold front brings in real fall weather. After a humid stretch, wind chills could fall into the 30s across much of the region by Saturday morning, October 17. Friday will be windy and cool, with temperatures stuck in the 60s all day. Clearing skies Friday night will let temperatures drop into the 40s by Saturday morning.
CBS News
First major cooldown of the season is on the way to North Texas
KTEN.com
Storms arrive Wednesday
Here's your Tuesday night forecast from Chief Meteorologist Mandy Bailey.
fox4news.com
Dallas Weather: Hot, humid weather continues ahead of late-week cold front
DALLAS - Windy, hot, and humid conditions will continue today ahead of a cold front arriving late this week. Morning clouds will give way to partly sunny skies this afternoon, with temperatures climbing into the low 90s. Strong south winds between 25 and 30 mph will push heat index values...
Country Herald
Texas Cold Front Oct. 15-17: Temps Drop From 90s to 60s
Fort Worth, TX – A dramatic weather shift is approaching North and Central Texas this week, bringing scattered thunderstorms Thursday, October 15, followed by strong winds Friday and a noticeable temperature drop heading into the weekend.
WFAA
Texans on Mission bringing much-needed help to Florida after deadly hurricane
fox4news.com
Dallas Weather: Heat and humidity give way to cold front and rain
DALLAS - Get ready for a week of weather whiplash, North Texas. We start off hot and sticky, but a strong cold front brings widespread rain and much cooler fall weather by the weekend. What we know:. High pressure keeps the Dallas-Fort Worth area dry and unusually hot for this...
Shorthorn
Warm weather and rain chances expected in Dallas-Fort Worth this week
Fall weather is set to come in later this week for Dallas-Fort Worth residents, who can expect a cold front and rain chances toward the end of the week. Matt Stalley, National Weather Service meteorologist, said temperatures the first half of the week will be about 15 degrees warmer than the average for this time of year, with highs in the lower 90s.