North Texas, December 5, 2025
A cold front has swept through North Texas, resulting in cooler temperatures and light drizzle across the region. While cloudy skies are expected to dominate the weekend, temperatures are anticipated to warm slightly, returning to drier conditions by Sunday. Residents should prepare for cooler temperatures and potential light rain, particularly if attending outdoor events. The recent change follows an unusually warm fall season, with record high temperatures observed earlier this week.
Cold Front Brings Drizzle and Cooler Temperatures to North Texas
Dallas, TX – A cold front has moved through North Texas, bringing cooler temperatures and light drizzle to the region. Residents can expect a cloudy start to the weekend, with temperatures gradually warming and drier conditions returning by Sunday.
Current Weather Conditions
On Friday morning, temperatures in North Texas were in the 30s, with some areas along the Red River dipping below freezing. As the day progresses, temperatures are expected to rise into the lower 50s, accompanied by more clouds than sunshine. A light south wind will help moderate the temperatures. Overnight, temperatures are forecasted to drop to around 39 degrees, with a light south wind continuing.
Weekend Forecast
Looking ahead, Saturday is expected to be slightly warmer, with highs near 60 degrees. However, a cold front is anticipated to move through into Sunday, bringing cooler temperatures and a chance of light rain. If you’re planning to attend outdoor events, such as the Klyde Warren Park Tree Lighting on Sunday, be prepared for temperatures in the mid-40s after sunset.
Recent Weather Patterns
This cold front follows a period of unseasonably warm temperatures in North Texas. The fall season was one of the hottest on record, with average high temperatures reaching 82.9 degrees, tying for the second-highest on record at DFW International Airport. Additionally, earlier this week, a strong upper-level disturbance brought snow to parts of the Texas Panhandle, with accumulations ranging from a dusting to several inches in localized areas.
Looking Ahead
After the cold front passes, North Texas is expected to experience clearer skies and slightly warmer temperatures. Highs are forecasted to reach the upper 50s for both Saturday and Sunday, with more sunshine returning to the area.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the current weather in North Texas?
On Friday morning, temperatures in North Texas were in the 30s, with some areas along the Red River dipping below freezing. As the day progresses, temperatures are expected to rise into the lower 50s, accompanied by more clouds than sunshine. A light south wind will help moderate the temperatures. Overnight, temperatures are forecasted to drop to around 39 degrees, with a light south wind continuing.
What is the forecast for the weekend?
Looking ahead, Saturday is expected to be slightly warmer, with highs near 60 degrees. However, a cold front is anticipated to move through into Sunday, bringing cooler temperatures and a chance of light rain. If you’re planning to attend outdoor events, such as the Klyde Warren Park Tree Lighting on Sunday, be prepared for temperatures in the mid-40s after sunset.
How does this cold front compare to recent weather patterns?
This cold front follows a period of unseasonably warm temperatures in North Texas. The fall season was one of the hottest on record, with average high temperatures reaching 82.9 degrees, tying for the second-highest on record at DFW International Airport.
What is the outlook for the weather after the cold front passes?
After the cold front passes, North Texas is expected to experience clearer skies and slightly warmer temperatures. Highs are forecasted to reach the upper 50s for both Saturday and Sunday, with more sunshine returning to the area.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Weather | Temperatures in the 30s, with some areas below freezing; expected to rise into the lower 50s with cloudy skies and light south winds. |
| Weekend Forecast | Saturday highs near 60 degrees; cold front expected Sunday with cooler temperatures and a chance of light rain; prepare for mid-40s after sunset for outdoor events. |
| Recent Weather Patterns | Fall season was one of the hottest on record, with average high temperatures reaching 82.9 degrees, tying for the second-highest on record at DFW International Airport. |
| Outlook After Cold Front | Clearer skies and slightly warmer temperatures expected; highs in the upper 50s for both Saturday and Sunday, with more sunshine returning to the area. |
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