Urgent Alert: North Texas Temperatures to Plummet After Scorching Saturday

If you thought winter was over, think again! North Texas is about to go through one of the most dramatic weather shifts of the season—scorching temperatures today, then a major cold front bringing freezing rain and storms next week. One day, you’re in shorts and sunglasses, the next, you’re bundling up against icy winds and rain. This is NOT your average weather change

The Forecast: What’s Happening?

On Saturday, temperatures are soaring across the region, with Dallas hitting 81°F (27°C) and Fort Worth reaching 83°F (28°C)—way above normal for this time of year. If you’re outside enjoying the warmth, soak it in while you can, because by Sunday, it’s all about to come crashing down.

A powerful cold front is moving in, bringing chilly winds, rain, and possibly even freezing temperatures for parts of the region by early next week. The temperature drop will be sharp and sudden, leaving many residents shocked at how quickly summer-like warmth is turning into cold, wet conditions.

City-by-City Breakdown:

Dallas: Saturday’s heat disappears fast. Sunday will be cloudy and much cooler, with a high of 50°F (10°C) and a low of 41°F (5°C). Monday will bring rain and drizzle, keeping things damp and chilly.

Fort Worth: Get ready for a weather shock! Sunday’s high will only be 49°F (9°C) after the warm weekend. Expect rain showers throughout the start of the week, with highs struggling to reach 50°F (10°C).

Denton: From warmth to winter vibes overnight. Sunday cools down to 47°F (8°C), and by Monday, on-and-off rain will make it feel even colder. Tuesday could bring freezing rain to parts of the area!

What You Need to Know:

This temperature shift will be extreme. Expect at least a 30-degree drop from today’s highs.
Rain is coming, and lots of it. Roads could become slick, and areas north of DFW might see freezing conditions.
Time to bring out the jackets again. After days of short sleeves, winter gear is making a comeback.
Morning commutes next week could be tricky. Be ready for wet roads and possible freezing rain in certain areas.

Texas weather never stays the same for long, but this swing is one of the biggest we’ve seen this year. Get ready for a wild week ahead, because the heatwave is ending FAST