Dense fog in north central and northeast Texas prompted a Dense Fog Advisory, potentially affecting visibility and driving conditions in areas including Dallas and Fort Worth.

The forecast indicates a stretch of mostly sunny days in Dallas, with cool temperatures transitioning to warmer highs in the mid-60s and clear nights.

Dallas weather forecast predicts a slight chance of rain with cold temperatures and gusty winds today, followed by a variable week with a mix of sun and rising temperatures.

The Dallas weather forecast predicts varied conditions, including sunny days around 62 degrees, possible showers, and consistent breezes throughout the coming week.

The forecast for Dallas includes clear sunny days and cool nights, with a high around 50 degrees today and temperatures dipping to the mid-30s at night. The week will see sunshine and a slight chance of showers by Thursday.

The forecast in Dallas predicts variable weather, with a slight chance of showers and a high of 44°F today. Sunny days and moderate temperatures are expected later in the week.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Dallas with sun, clouds, and chances of rain; winds could reach 25 mph. Nights will be chilly with partly cloudy skies.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather in Dallas, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures over the upcoming week.

Dallas weather forecast includes a sunny Thanksgiving Day, potential showers and thunderstorms by the weekend, followed by sunny and cooler conditions next week.

Crisp, sunny Thanksgiving in Dallas today; rain and thunderstorms return Friday night into Saturday with a cold front behind them.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for north central and northeast Texas, including Dallas, with warnings for drivers due to poor visibility.

North Texas faces flood risks due to heavy rain and thunderstorms, with a 100% chance of precipitation and alerts including a Flood Watch and Flood Warning for areas around Dallas, as well as a Flood Advisory for urban and small stream flooding.

A flood watch has been issued for North Texas, including Dallas, due to heavy rain forecasted to last until Monday afternoon, posing a threat of urban flooding and excessive runoff.