Urgent Weather Alert: Rain and Fog Predicted for D-FW Area

UPDATE: Residents of the Dallas-Fort Worth area should prepare for potential rain and patchy fog on December 13, 2023, as cloudy skies dominate the region. While some rainfall is expected around Waco and Palestine, the core of North Texas may remain dry, providing a mostly uneventful morning commute for most.

The National Weather Service predicts cloudy conditions with a high of 65 degrees Fahrenheit. However, overnight lows are anticipated to be significantly above normal, dipping to a balmy 55 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature is 18 degrees warmer than usual for mid-December, creating an unusually mild atmosphere for the season.

While Thursday will bring clearing skies, temperatures are projected to stay consistent, maintaining a high around 66 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds will be gentle, coming from the south at 5-10 mph, contributing to a warm feel despite the cloud cover.

Here’s the detailed forecast for the upcoming days:
– Wednesday: Cloudy, patchy fog possible. Low: 49 degrees. High: 66 degrees.
– Thursday: Mostly sunny and breezy. Low: 57 degrees. High: 68 degrees.
– Friday: Mostly sunny. Low: 38 degrees. High: 63 degrees.
– Saturday: Breezy and warmer. Low: 50 degrees. High: 77 degrees.
– Sunday: Mild and mostly sunny. Low: 52 degrees. High: 71 degrees.

As temperatures moderate and skies clear, residents should remain alert for the cold front expected to move in on Thursday evening. This shift could bring a drop in temperatures, making it essential for locals to stay updated on the latest weather developments.

Stay tuned for further updates as conditions evolve throughout the day!