Dallas faces extreme cold with wind chills down to -10°F, leading to an Extreme Cold Warning. Residents are advised to dress warmly and beware of icy roads. A Winter Weather Advisory also warns of possible light freezing rain.

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for North and Central Texas, with potentially dangerous wind chills expected.

Variable Dallas weather includes sun, potential rain, and a gradual temperature rise after a chilly start, with temperature fluctuations and wind gusts throughout the week.

Morning fog in Dallas clears for a warm day, but temperatures will drop sharply tonight with strong winds, leading to a cold weekend and variable weather next week.

Dallas is set to experience a week of varied weather conditions, including clouds, cold wind chills, rain, and a potential rain-snow mix, per the National Weather Service.

Dallas forecast includes a mix of weather: showers, thunderstorms, fog, and varying temperatures with gusty winds throughout the week, leading to a sunny Washington's Birthday.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Dallas with rain and thunderstorms, varying temperatures, and potential for gusty winds, concluding with clearer, sunny weather by Sunday.

Forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms in Dallas with high chances of rainfall throughout the week, and a slight weather improvement by the weekend.

Dallas is experiencing a cool and overcast day with temperatures around 48°F and light winds. Rain chances increase through the evening and the coming days, with high rain probabilities and mild temperatures.

Dallas weather to change from cloudy to sunny today with a high of 85°F, followed by a cooler night. Weekend forecasts show mostly cloudy skies and possible rain with temperatures in the low 50s.

Dallas residents will see a mix of fog, sunshine, and possible thunderstorms over the week, with varying temperatures and wind gusts. No immediate severe weather, but isolated thunderstorms may occur early next week.

Dense fog led to visibility issues in the Dallas area this morning, with a National Weather Service advisory in effect until 10 AM. Conditions are expected to improve later, with warmer weather and potential thunderstorms forecasted for next week.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for North and Central Texas due to fog and provided a weekly weather forecast including mostly cloudy skies, temperature variations, and a weekend sunny trend.