Texas wakes up to calm air and clear skies as a mild breeze brushes across North Texas. The chill fades fast, and warmth takes control early.
Across Dallas, temperatures start near 50 degrees this morning and climb quickly. Sunshine dominates, pushing highs close to 79 degrees today. February warmth feels almost out of place, especially after recent winter swings across the country. For now, jackets come off by mid-morning.
Travel conditions remain smooth. Roads stay dry, visibility stays high, and winds remain light. It’s an easy start for commuters and early errands. To be fair, this is the quiet side of winter weather.
Saturday stays warm but slightly cooler. Afternoon highs reach near 70 degrees with bright sun overhead. Saturday night turns partly cloudy as moisture slowly returns. Outdoor plans remain solid through daylight hours.
Sunday brings another warm push. Highs climb into the mid-70s, with a light south breeze and filtered sunshine. Clouds increase late, signaling a subtle pattern change. Meteorologists now track a weak system approaching from the west.
By Monday, clouds hold firm. Highs stay mild near 76 degrees, but rain chances creep in late Monday night. Scattered showers may develop after sunset, mainly impacting late travel and early Tuesday routines. Keep umbrellas ready if plans run late.
The bigger story unfolds beyond the weekend. Latest models show above-normal temperatures holding into midweek, with highs staying well above seasonal averages. While winter storms batter other regions, North Texas leans springlike.
For now, enjoy the warmth but stay weather-aware. February patterns can flip fast.
How warm did it feel outside this morning where you live?
Five-Day Outlook – Dallas, TX
- Today: Sunny and warm. High 79°F
- Saturday: Sunny, slightly cooler. High 70°F
- Sunday: Partly sunny and warm. High 76°F
- Monday: Mostly cloudy, mild. High 76°F
- Tuesday: Scattered showers possible. High 75°F
