North Texas is preparing for the first significant cold front of the season and a windy week ahead. Here's when wind gusts are expected to reach more than 40 mph and early-morning temperatures will drop into the 30s.

Dallas is under a wind advisory until 7 PM CDT, with potential gusts over 50 mph. Conditions are expected to improve with mild weather following the advisory.

North Texas is finally preparing for true autumn weather this week, with brisk winds and morning chills dropping into the 30s.

Thanks to the National Weather Service’s latest seasonal outlooks for January, February, and March 2026, we have an idea of what to expect from Dallas weather once the New Year rolls around. Now, this may surprise you, we warn sarcastically, but it looks like we’ll get more of what we’re used to during that time of year.

Dense fog advisory issued for north and south central Texas, affecting visibility in Dallas and surrounding areas.

Morning lows will dip into the 40s Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Temperatures have not been this low since early April. At times, winds will gust near 40 mph. This will drop wind chills into the 30s for some. Afternoon highs will be in the 60s.

Halloween just feels extra fun for everyone when it falls on a Friday, especially if the weather is nice, right?

Sweater weather is finally here! Meteorologist Ali Turiano has your forecast and details on how long the cooler temperatures are expected to last.

After a cold front surges through Texas on Tuesday, will the cold weather behind the front linger into Halloween? Here's what to expect.

The high for Friday is 70 degrees, expected to arrive around 4 p.m. The temperature should fall to 64 degrees by 7 p.m. and down to 59 degrees by 9 p.m. Besides the temperature, conditions should be mild. There’s no rain in the forecast, and the breeze is expected to be gentle.