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Dallas, TX Weather Alert: 90% Rain Chance, High of 54° Nov. 15
Dallas, TX – A significant weather change is approaching North Texas this weekend, with widespread rain expected Sunday, Nov. 15, and temperatures falling into the 50s as a cold front moves through th
By Nolan Pierce · 2026-11-12T21:52:04.329Z
Dallas, TX – A significant weather change is approaching North Texas this weekend, with widespread rain expected Sunday, Nov. 15, and temperatures falling into the 50s as a cold front moves through the Dallas Fort Worth area.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, a storm system will approach North and Central Texas during the second half of the weekend, bringing widespread light to moderate showers late Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Forecasters place regional rain chances between 40% and 60% Saturday night, increasing to 70% to 90% Sunday.
Dallas and Fort Worth are expected to reach approximately 64 degrees Saturday, Nov. 14, before temperatures fall sharply Sunday.
The forecast calls for a high near 54 degrees Sunday, roughly 10 degrees cooler than Saturday.
Rain may continue throughout portions of Sunday, although the National Weather Service indicates the potential for lightning remains low.
A cold front is expected to move through late Sunday, bringing cooler conditions into early next week.
Monday, Nov. 16, should remain chilly, with a high near 55 degrees and an overnight low around 44 degrees.
Farther south, communities including Waco, Temple and Killeen are also expected to experience widespread rainfall Sunday, with highs near 58 degrees.
Rain chances decrease to 30% to 50% Sunday night before dropping to around 10% Monday.
For drivers traveling Interstate 35, Interstate 20 and Interstate 30, periods of rainfall could produce wet roadways and reduced visibility, particularly during heavier showers.
Temperatures should begin recovering Tuesday, Nov. 17, with highs near 62 degrees across Dallas Fort Worth.
Residents planning outdoor activities Sunday should prepare for widespread showers and noticeably cooler temperatures.
The forecast does not currently indicate a significant severe thunderstorm threat.