Dallas is waking up to light rain Sunday, with a cold, soggy day ahead and temperatures struggling to reach 49 degrees. The rain should ease later, but gray skies and damp roads will keep the region feeling more like winter than mid-November.
The National Weather Service expects widespread rain across North Texas, with 1 to 2 inches possible in the Dallas area. East winds of 5 to 15 mph are expected through Sunday morning, shifting north by afternoon, with gusts reaching 25 mph, so drivers should expect slick pavement and reduced comfort during outdoor plans.
Rain Eases Sunday Night
Rain chances drop to about 30% Sunday night, though clouds will linger and temperatures will fall only to around 46 degrees. Monday brings stubborn cloud cover and patchy mist or drizzle, with possible afternoon breaks east of the I-35 corridor and a high near 57.
Warmth Returns Quickly This Week
Tuesday turns sunny and warmer, reaching about 66 degrees, followed by Wednesday with a high around 67. Highs climb into the low 70s Thursday and the mid-70s Friday, with mostly sunny conditions expected before another chance for showers and thunderstorms arrives Saturday.
