A rogue cold front sweeps across North Texas, hustling in gusty winds and causing a potential Monday morning freeze. According to a report by CBS News, it is bundling up for a blustery Sunday, with temperatures struggling to hit the 50s and wind gusts peaking at 35 mph.
Sunday's unpleasant weather comes after a cozy stretch of 60s. According to the Dallas Morning News, NNW winds are at 10–20 mph with higher gusts. The metroplex should prepare for a Sunday morning shower assessment, as there is a moderately damp 40% chance of precipitation.
There is an expected sunshine break on Sunday afternoon as the work week looms, with Monday morning threatening to dip into the upper-20s to mid-30s.
Anticipate a southerly breeze bringing in milder temperatures by Tuesday. Thursday could see a switch-up with storm-drumming showers and thunderstorms barreling down as calendars transition to December. Yet another storm system is expected to bring showers and the chance for storms on Thursday, with the First Alert Weather team standing sentinel over the potential commotion.
The Dallas Morning News expects a partly cloudy sky with a discreet 20% chance of showers early Friday by December. North Texasans are advised to keep their winter wardrobe on hand.
