Inbound cold front bringing lower humidity Friday
A much anticipated cold front will move across our community on Friday. The main impact from this front will be a push of cooler and less humid air that will bring a return to seasonable temperatures for mid-November. Rain chances will remain very low with this front, remaining less than 20% all day.
Temperatures in Dallas-Fort Worth are going to fluctuate throughout the next week before a chill in the air finally arrives.
Temperatures in Houston and San Antonio reached record highs in October, but the unseasonably warm weather is set to change.
Friday and the weekend looks fantastic! Lows will be in the 50s and highs will be in the mid to upper 70s. The skies will be ...
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A cold front will finally bring heat relief to our area, and a developing tropical system is being monitored in the Caribbean.
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The National Weather Service is tracking a cold front moving into Western North Carolina Nov. 14. How much rain is it ...
Things are quieting down this evening after a rainy start to the day. As far as our rainfall totals, most spots received between a tenth of an inch and a quarter of an ...
However, a colder airmass looks to be moving into Arkansas by mid-November. Our next stronger cold front will likely move ...
Much cooler temperatures are on the horizon in San Antonio. A cold front will drop temperatures into the 40s and 50s in ...
Rain chances increase Thursday as a cold front moves through from west to east. Showers chances move out Friday as sunshine, ...
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