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Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Weather Nov. 2: Storms, Cooler Air Ahead
Fort Worth, TX – A developing storm system could bring a noticeable change to North and Central Texas early next week, with thunderstorms, breezy conditions and cooler temperatures expected as a cold
By Erin Vale · 2026-10-28T13:19:16.869Z
Fort Worth, TX – A developing storm system could bring a noticeable change to North and Central Texas early next week, with thunderstorms, breezy conditions and cooler temperatures expected as a cold front moves across the region Monday, Nov. 2, into Tuesday, Nov. 3.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, a dynamic upper level storm system will drive a cold front through the region, bringing a chance of thunderstorms followed by cooler weather during the first half of next week.
Cold Front Approaches Monday Night The NWS forecast graphic shows the cold front moving across North Texas Monday night, with rain and thunderstorms possible near Dallas Fort Worth and surrounding communities.
Temperatures behind the front are forecast to fall into the 50s, with Dallas Fort Worth near 59 degrees.
Other projected temperatures include Sherman and Paris near 58 degrees, Graham around 55 degrees and Cisco near 54 degrees.
Waco, Killeen and Palestine are also forecast to reach approximately 59 degrees Monday night.
Thunderstorms Could Affect Tuesday Travel By Tuesday, the forecast depicts the storm system progressing farther east, with additional thunderstorm chances across portions of Central and East Texas.
Afternoon temperatures could reach approximately 74 degrees in Dallas Fort Worth, 73 degrees in Sherman and 77 degrees around Waco, Killeen and Palestine.
Breezy conditions are also possible as the weather pattern changes.
Travelers along Interstate 35, Interstate 20 and other major North Texas highways should monitor updated forecasts for possible rain related travel impacts.
Cooler Weather Follows the Front The NWS expects cooler conditions during the first half of next week as the upper level system influences the region.
Although thunderstorms are possible, the supplied forecast does not establish a specific severe weather risk level.
Residents should continue monitoring forecast updates as the timing and intensity of the approaching system become clearer.