The National Weather Service predicts a wet weekend for Dallas with drizzle, fog, thunderstorms, and strong winds, followed by clearer skies and sunshine on Christmas Day.

The article forecasts rainy and stormy weather in Dallas leading up to Christmas, with a high chance of precipitation and mild temperatures. Conditions are expected to clear up by Christmas Day.

Dallas is set to experience varied weather as holidays approach, with partly sunny skies and mild temperatures, shifting to chances of showers and potential thunderstorms over several days.

Dallas faces weather changes with gusty winds and a high of 59 degrees today, followed by showers and potential thunderstorms later in the week, and a mostly sunny Christmas with highs in the mid-60s.

Dallas is forecasted to have clear skies and mild temperatures with breezes today, but the weather will shift later in the week with chances of rain and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend.

The article describes the Dallas weather forecast, highlighting sunny days and comfortable temperatures, with an increase in cloudiness and a chance of rain toward the end of the week.

Dallas forecasts show showers, wind, and a cooler day, with the evening bringing clearer skies and milder winds. The weekend will offer sunny days with brisk winds and chilly nights.

The NWS Fort Worth forecasts a variety of weather for Dallas, with a sunny start followed by a 90% chance of rain and thunderstorms on Friday and clearing over the weekend.

The article details the mixed weather forecast for Dallas, with temperatures in the 60s, varying between sun and clouds, and a chance of rain later in the week.

The Dallas area will experience mixed weather with temperatures in the 60s, including some sun, clouds, and possible rain later in the week, per the National Weather Service.

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Dallas is set to experience serene weather with sunny days and clear nights until midweek, according to the National Weather Service and NBC 5 forecasts.

A cold front has brought cooler temperatures to Dallas after a record-tying heat, with forecasts indicating clear skies but cold, windy conditions continuing into the weekend.