URGENT UPDATE: Rain and patchy fog are set to impact the outskirts of the Dallas-Fort Worth area on December 13, 2023. While most residents in the core metro area may not experience significant rainfall, the National Weather Service warns of potential showers affecting regions around Waco and Palestine.
Residents in North Texas should prepare for a cloudy Wednesday, with temperatures reaching a high of 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Despite the gloomy skies, the morning commute is expected to remain largely unaffected by the fog, which is anticipated to be patchy rather than widespread.
As night falls, temperatures will significantly rise, dropping to a low of 55 degrees, which is 18 degrees warmer than normal for mid-December. However, a cold front is expected to sweep through the area on Thursday evening, leading to a more typical winter chill returning.
Looking ahead, Thursday is forecasted to be mostly sunny, breezy, and pleasant, with highs around 68 degrees and lows around 57 degrees. Winds will shift from the south to the north, blowing at 10 to 20 mph.
Friday brings mostly sunny skies and pleasant temperatures, with highs near 63 degrees and lows dropping to 38 degrees. The weekend is expected to warm up, with Saturday reaching a high of 77 degrees and Sunday expected to settle at 71 degrees.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed as weather conditions evolve rapidly. Further updates will follow as the National Weather Service continues to monitor conditions throughout the day. Share this urgent weather update with friends and family to keep everyone prepared for the changing climate in the Dallas-Fort Worth area!
