Tonight will be the coldest night of the year so far with lows in the 20s area-wide. Winds will be light, so wind chills will be near the actual temperatures. Some patchy frost may also occur.
The very cold airmass in place will be slow to modify and warm up, but it eventually will under abundant sunshine for several days! Wednesday will be sunny, brisk, and very cool with highs in the 40s. Slightly warmer Thursday into the 50s, then closer to seasonal normals by Friday and Saturday with highs back into the lower-mid 60s. Widespread freezes are still expected to start your days off Wednesday and Thursday mornings, so remember to keep those coats handy!
Another cold front arrives Sunday, but is not expected to be as cold as the last cold front. Increasing moisture from the Eastern Pacific Ocean will arrive with a few weak upper disturbances and bring low chances for light rain across mainly Central Texas. Temperatures will remain well above freezing, thus all precipitation will remain in the form of light rain. Highs will cool back into the 40s north/50s south with north winds 10-15 mph returning on Sunday. Highs only Monday will only warm into the the 50s area-wide. Continue to monitor future forecasts regarding the system early next week. #dfwwx ... See MoreSee Less
