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Dallas, TX Weather: 56° Monday to 75° Friday, Nov. 20
Dallas, TX – North Texas residents are in for a noticeable temperature turnaround this week, with afternoon highs climbing from the mid 50s Monday, November 16, to the mid 70s by Friday, November 20.
By Elliot Vaughn · 2026-11-15T15:23:20.640Z
Dallas, TX – North Texas residents are in for a noticeable temperature turnaround this week, with afternoon highs climbing from the mid 50s Monday, November 16, to the mid 70s by Friday, November 20. The warming trend follows a cool start to the week, with limited rain chances across portions of the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, mostly cloudy conditions will continue Monday, with lingering showers possible across Central Texas. Rain chances remain near 20% in affected areas before several drier days arrive.
Monday Starts Cool Before Temperatures Climb
The Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex is forecast to reach just 56 degrees Monday, with temperatures falling to approximately 45 degrees Monday night.
Farther south, communities around Waco, Temple and Killeen can expect highs near 54 degrees, with a 20% chance of showers.
Tuesday, November 17, brings a return to sunshine, with highs reaching 65 degrees across North Texas and 63 degrees in Central Texas.
By Wednesday, November 18, afternoon temperatures are expected to climb to 69 degrees around Dallas Fort Worth and 68 degrees across Central Texas.
Temperatures Reach the 70s Thursday and Friday
The warming trend continues Thursday, November 19, when highs are forecast near 72 degrees across both regions.
A slight chance of rain, around 20%, returns Thursday to the Big Country and western North Texas.
Friday, November 20, could be the warmest day of the forecast period, with Dallas Fort Worth reaching 75 degrees and Central Texas climbing to approximately 73 degrees.
Despite the possibility of isolated showers, widespread rainfall is not indicated in the supplied forecast.
Residents can expect a generally improving temperature pattern through the workweek, with cooler mornings gradually giving way to warmer afternoons.
The National Weather Service encourages residents to monitor updated forecasts as rain chances and temperatures become clearer.