Texas air feels crisp and dry across Dallas this morning, with a pale sunrise and a steady north breeze brushing through neighborhoods. Temperatures sit near 50 degrees at Love Field after starting the day in the mid-40s. Wind chill values dipped into the mid-40s earlier, adding a brief February bite.
Skies stay mostly clear early, then clouds increase by midday. Highs reach near 62 degrees this afternoon as winds ease and gradually turn east. The National Weather Service says north winds around 10 mph will shift easterly later today, keeping conditions dry across North Texas.
Roads remain dry and visibility is excellent.
Drivers along I-35E and I-30 should expect no weather-related slowdowns today. Still, this time of year can bring rapid temperature swings. If any evening moisture were to develop in coming weeks, flash freezing becomes a concern across bridges and overpasses. For now, pavement stays dry.
Saturday brings full sunshine and a warmer high near 64 degrees. Northwest winds increase in the afternoon with gusts up to 25 mph. Saturday night turns clear and cooler, falling to the upper 30s.
Sunday stays sunny with highs near 62 degrees. Sunday night dips to the mid-30s under mostly clear skies. Monday holds near 61 with sunshine returning, followed by a steady climb into the low 70s Tuesday and low 80s by midweek. Spring warmth builds late next week, with above-normal temperatures likely in the 6–10 day outlook.
Enjoy the calm stretch, but keep jackets handy for cool mornings.
How warm did it feel in your neighborhood after sunrise today?
Five-Day Outlook for Dallas:
Saturday: Sunny, high 64.
Sunday: Sunny, high 62.
Monday: Sunny, high 61.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 71.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 82.
