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Waco, TX Weather Oct. 23-26: 84° Heat Before Cooler Monday
Dallas, TX – Residents across Dallas Fort Worth and much of North Texas can expect an unusually warm and dry stretch of late October weather this weekend, with afternoon temperatures reaching 84 degre
By Lauren Beckett · 2026-10-22T19:47:30.774Z
Dallas, TX – Residents across Dallas Fort Worth and much of North Texas can expect an unusually warm and dry stretch of late October weather this weekend, with afternoon temperatures reaching 84 degrees and little chance of rainfall through Sunday, Oct. 25.
According to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, temperatures across North and Central Texas will remain approximately 5 to 7 degrees above normal through the weekend. Mostly sunny skies, light southeasterly winds and limited rainfall chances will dominate the forecast.
Friday, Oct. 23 — Warm and Mostly Sunny
Friday will bring another warm afternoon, with temperatures reaching approximately 84 degrees across Dallas Fort Worth.
Waco, Temple and Killeen are also expected to reach 84 degrees, continuing the stretch of above normal temperatures.
Mostly sunny skies and light southeasterly winds will accompany the warm conditions.
Saturday, Oct. 24 — Another 84 Degree Day
Saturday will bring similar temperatures, with highs around 84 degrees across Dallas Fort Worth and the Waco, Temple and Killeen areas.
Partly cloudy skies are expected, but significant rainfall is not anticipated.
The National Weather Service also highlights low humidity and dry conditions, particularly east of Interstate 35.
Sunday, Oct. 25 — Slightly Cooler
Sunday will bring a modest temperature decrease, with afternoon highs near 81 degrees across both North and Central Texas.
Partly cloudy skies will continue, providing another generally favorable day for outdoor activities and weekend travel.
Monday, Oct. 26 — Clouds Increase
Temperatures will ease slightly to around 80 degrees Monday as additional cloud cover develops across the region.
The forecast indicates little to no chance of rain through the period.
What North Texas Residents Should Know
Although temperatures will remain comfortable for many outdoor activities, the combination of low humidity and dry conditions deserves attention.
Residents should use caution with outdoor flames and other activities that could produce sparks, particularly in areas with dry vegetation.
The National Weather Service has not indicated a significant storm threat in this outlook.
Drivers traveling along Interstate 35, Interstate 20 and other major North Texas highways should generally encounter favorable weather conditions throughout the weekend.
Residents should continue monitoring local forecasts for any changes heading into next week.