Texas – The North Texas air feels sharp and still this morning, with frost glinting on rooftops and car hoods across Dallas and Fort Worth. Temperatures hover near freezing, marking another crisp start to December as the region shakes off its holiday weekend warmth.
According to the National Weather Service in Dallas-Fort Worth, clear skies and calm winds will keep conditions sunny but cool, with highs reaching around 51°F. Lows tonight fall again to the low 30s, under another round of frost and light freeze potential for rural and shaded areas.
By midweek, southerly winds strengthen, and temperatures rebound into the mid-60s Wednesday before clouds return. The next system approaches Thursday afternoon, bringing a 30% chance of light rain, most likely along and east of I-35. Gusty winds up to 20 mph could make it feel cooler through the day.
Heading into the weekend, skies clear and sunshine returns Friday, with highs in the mid-50s to low 60s — ideal for early Christmas decorating or light travel around the Metroplex.
Residents should stay alert for slick bridges early each morning this week as frost forms easily on untreated surfaces. The first true winter chill of December has settled in — and for now, it’s here to stay.
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