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.

Dallas enjoys sunny weather with highs near 67°F; potential showers and thunderstorms forecast for Sunday and Monday.

Dallas weather to improve from fog to sun with a high of 77°F. Weekend mostly sunny, but Sunday has storm chances. Rain likely Sunday night into Monday, then clearer. Sunny and mild weather expected leading up to Thanksgiving.

A Flood Watch covers much of North Texas through Friday morning as heavy rain raises the risk of urban and small‑stream flooding. Expect ponded streets and travel delays.

Heavy rains prompt a Flood Watch in Dallas-Fort Worth, with threats of urban and minor flooding. The National Weather Service forecasts continuous showers, thunderstorms, and possible flash floods.

The National Weather Service predicts a stormy week in Dallas, with varied weather including thunderstorms and heavy rain, and a mix of sunnier moments.

Dallas will have sunshine today before a rainy week starts, with clear skies tonight. Showers are likely to begin Wednesday night, with rain expected through to the next week.

The Dallas area anticipates a week of mixed weather, with warm and sunny conditions shifting to a potential stormy midweek, including chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Dallas weather forecast includes sunny days with potential thunderstorms later in the week, including highs in the 80s and chances of precipitation increasing by Wednesday.

Dallas anticipates varied weather with sunny skies initially, followed by a chance of midweek showers and thunderstorms, per the National Weather Service.

Dallas is set for a warm, sunny weekend with highs in the low to mid-80s before showers and thunderstorms move in midweek, according to the National Weather Service. Warmer days, clear nights, and increasing rain chances by Tuesday and Wednesday define the city’s shifting forecast.