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Heavy Rain and Flooding Risk Targets Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Tulsa Over Halloween Weekend With Over an Inch Possible in Three Days
DALLAS — Heavy rain could bring a soggy and possibly flooded Halloween weekend to parts of Texas and Oklahoma. A developing low-pressure system east of the Rockies is expected to pull deep moisture north into the Southern Plains. A Moderate Risk of heavy precipitation covers parts of central and eastern Texas into southeastern Oklahoma from October 30 to November 1. A broader Slight Risk stretches across more areas through November 2.
CBS News
North Texas to see rain this week as temperatures stay in upper 70s, low 80s
travelinglifestyle.net
Dangerous Air Quality and Ozone Warnings Issued for Two Major Cities in Texas
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has issued Ozone Action Days for Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin for Wednesday, October 21, 2026. The alerts were relayed by NWS Fort Worth and NWS Austin/San Antonio on Tuesday afternoon. Warm, sunny weather and no rain are setting up conditions that favor high levels...
floridaing.com
Halloween Rain Chances Target Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas as Most Trick or Treaters Skip the Jacket With Dallas Near 65 to 74 Degrees
DALLAS, TEXAS — With Halloween just nine days away, early forecasts show that most trick-or-treaters across the country won’t need a jacket over their costumes on Saturday, October 31. However, families in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas may want to keep an umbrella close, as these states have the highest chance of rain by 8 p.m. ET on Halloween night. The forecast, based on 81 runs of the American (GEFS) and European (ECMWF) ensemble models, shows Dallas temperatures ranging from 65 to 74 degrees at trick-or-treat time.
sevenlakes.news
Another Fall Cold Front Could Drop Lows to 38 in Plainview, 47 in Dallas, and 53 in Houston as Cool Dry Air Returns Next Week
TEXAS — Another fall cold front may be on the way for Texas, with major forecast models trending toward a cold and dry push of air next week. Early guidance points to the front arriving between October 27 and 29. Behind it, morning lows could fall into the upper 30s and 40s across much of the state. Even areas near the coast could see lows in the 50s.
hoodline.com
Dry Stretch Keeps Big D in the Low 80s
Dallas is expecting quiet, pleasant, dry weather Tuesday, October 20. The forecast remains quiet through Saturday, with highs warming into the low 80s through the end of the week and staying in the low 80s each day this weekend, according to the National Weather Service’s Dallas forecast. Winds are...