Dallas weather: Freeze Warning kicks off week before spring temps arrive
Dallas weather: April 7 morning forecast
One last early morning freeze before we see temps nearly reaching 90 degrees this time next week. Meteorologist Evan Andrews has your forecast.
After a week of wild weather, North Texas is in for a much calmer stretch, with sunny skies, warming temperatures, and typical spring conditions ahead.
Monday Forecast: Early Frost and Freezing Temps
Skies cleared overnight, allowing temperatures to drop into the 30s across much of the Metroplex. With light winds and cold ground-level air, frost is likely in many areas.
By late morning and into the afternoon, conditions will warm under sunny skies. Light winds and dry air will help push highs into the 60s—slightly below average for early April.
Thanks to clear skies and calm conditions, we’re expecting one more chilly morning before a gradual warmup continues through the week. Outlying areas and regions east of Dallas-Fort Worth may still see another round of frost.
Freeze Warning
A freeze warning is in place for areas west of the Metroplex. Within the core of the DFW area, a frost advisory has been issued.
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Tuesday Forecast: Classic Spring Weather
Tuesday will be sunny with light south winds and highs in the mid-70s—right in line with normal April temperatures.
Wednesday Forecast: Windy and Warmer
Wednesday brings a return to warmer weather, with gusty south winds pushing temperatures into the 80s. It’ll feel more like May, with no rain in sight and plenty of sunshine.
7-Day
Thursday’s highs will hover near 80, and the warming trend continues into the weekend. Expect dry, quiet weather and highs in the 80s through Sunday.
Enjoy the peace and quiet while it lasts!
The Source: Information in this article comes from the National Weather Service and meteorologist Evan Andrews.