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Dallas, TX Weather: 80° Veterans Day, Rain Returns Sunday Nov 15
Dallas, TX – North Texas residents can expect a warm Veterans Day followed by a noticeable cooldown and increasing rain chances this weekend, as two weather systems bring changing conditions to the Da
By Mara Ellison · 2026-11-10T22:22:22.888Z
Dallas, TX – North Texas residents can expect a warm Veterans Day followed by a noticeable cooldown and increasing rain chances this weekend, as two weather systems bring changing conditions to the Dallas Fort Worth metropolitan area.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, temperatures will climb into the 70s and near 80 degrees Wednesday, November 11, before a cold front moves through the region later in the day.
Dallas Fort Worth is forecast to reach 80 degrees Wednesday, while communities around Waco, Temple and Killeen could see highs near 78 degrees.
Before the warmup, patchy fog, potentially dense in some locations, could develop late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, creating reduced visibility for early commuters.
The approaching cold front will bring cooler conditions beginning Thursday, November 12, with Dallas Fort Worth highs falling to approximately 75 degrees.
Friday temperatures are expected to reach 72 degrees, with little to no chance of rain through the remainder of the workweek.
Attention then shifts toward another storm system approaching North Texas over the weekend.
Forecasters expect an upper level low pressure system to move toward the region, increasing rain chances beginning Saturday night, November 14, and continuing into early next week.
Rain probabilities are currently around 30% Saturday night, increasing to 30% to 40% Sunday, November 15.
Dallas Fort Worth temperatures are forecast to reach 71 degrees Saturday, 68 degrees Sunday and 67 degrees Monday.
Overnight lows are expected to fall into the lower 50s during the weekend.
The National Weather Service emphasizes that uncertainty remains regarding the storm system's exact track and timing, meaning rainfall chances and potential impacts could change.
Residents planning weekend travel or outdoor activities should monitor updated forecasts as the system approaches.